You can now choose if you want the auto-reopen behavior from 10.7 or not. The built in versioning has been great for working on documents in my experience.
Typically Apple continues to release security patches for n-2 where n is the current OS. I think they are still patching their old Java runtime for 10.6.8 Macs as well.
It doesn't require an iTunes login, it requires an AppleID. You can make one just to use on your Mac if you want. Security and OS updates aren't restricted to being logged into the store either, just updates for apps that you got from the Mac App Store.
All of the AppleID functionality is optional as well. You can use 10.9 with no AppleID plugged in at all, but you give up the benefits of the iCloud services.
Why don't you want to login to a service? You logged into/. didn't you?
Sophos says that the security updates have stopped for anything older than Mavericks, but the article they link to has updates for 10.7, 10,8, and 10.9 in it that are less than 30 days old.
So I'm not sure how they are reading this that Apple isn't releasing updates.
I feel fairly sure that the $10,000 app guarantee had something to do with this. With 47K apps the odds that more than a few will cross the $1,000 threshold are pretty good.
A few months ago my wife started using my old iPad 2 more and more. Pretty soon it was all she was using and the kids were using her MacBook. For Christmas I got her a new iPad 4 and she was thrilled.
She mainly uses the web and email, with some rare Excel and Word document reviewing with iWork. For light photo touch up iPhoto has been fine too.
They are soldiers! As far as I know the "warfighters" term came around during the 2nd Bush presidency, but I may be wrong.
I remember doing some work in the Pentagon at the time and everywhere there were signs about "warfighters". It's an asinine political terminology created to make everyone feel included when discussing the military. It would be like calling a programmer a "keyboardtyper".
Sure, for things that can use ssh keys it works great. This is how I connect to various git servers.
But in the case of this hack the services that were compromised were Amazon, Gmail, and iCloud web pages. All things that authenticate with user/password and not SSH keys.
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A practical job writing code all day probably gains little benefit from a CS degree if you can learn the fundamentals another way.
If you want to do research and design then you probably should go down the CS degree path.
Ahem http://vietnam.craigslist.org/...
You can now choose if you want the auto-reopen behavior from 10.7 or not. The built in versioning has been great for working on documents in my experience.
Typically Apple continues to release security patches for n-2 where n is the current OS. I think they are still patching their old Java runtime for 10.6.8 Macs as well.
It doesn't require an iTunes login, it requires an AppleID. You can make one just to use on your Mac if you want. Security and OS updates aren't restricted to being logged into the store either, just updates for apps that you got from the Mac App Store.
/. didn't you?
All of the AppleID functionality is optional as well. You can use 10.9 with no AppleID plugged in at all, but you give up the benefits of the iCloud services.
Why don't you want to login to a service? You logged into
Sophos says that the security updates have stopped for anything older than Mavericks, but the article they link to has updates for 10.7, 10,8, and 10.9 in it that are less than 30 days old.
So I'm not sure how they are reading this that Apple isn't releasing updates.
I feel fairly sure that the $10,000 app guarantee had something to do with this. With 47K apps the odds that more than a few will cross the $1,000 threshold are pretty good.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-17926037
Apparently they refuse to carry anything that would identify them with the "mark of the beast".
The family objects to any ID that has a number on it for religious reasons. They were offered a school ID without RFID and they turned it down.
A few months ago my wife started using my old iPad 2 more and more. Pretty soon it was all she was using and the kids were using her MacBook. For Christmas I got her a new iPad 4 and she was thrilled.
She mainly uses the web and email, with some rare Excel and Word document reviewing with iWork. For light photo touch up iPhoto has been fine too.
For a moment I thought you meant Highway 101 in California. Wheels are often useless there as well.
They are soldiers! As far as I know the "warfighters" term came around during the 2nd Bush presidency, but I may be wrong.
I remember doing some work in the Pentagon at the time and everywhere there were signs about "warfighters". It's an asinine political terminology created to make everyone feel included when discussing the military. It would be like calling a programmer a "keyboardtyper".
When this headline came across my RSS feed I at first thought this was going to be some crazy Heroin-related story.
At university the joke was always that the H stood for Hitler. That was a long time ago now though.
The music on an iPod isn't encrypted at all, you just use iTunes to manage the files.
a sticky situation.
Apple disables the on the fly defrag if you are using an SSD
http://opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu-2050.7.9/bsd/hfs/hfs_readwrite.c
No, no... It's because we've now given the Martians what they need to make PU-238 space modulators.
There is a LOT more to Siri than just a bundled app. The Siri technology is deeply integrated into the OS now.
The innovation with Siri isn't the voice recognition, it's the personal contextualization that it's applied with.
How is Apple stealing from the open source world for OS X and iOS?
So how were they planning on playing video on a Kindle touch?
I also turn on the service that gives me a "New Terminal tab at folder" contextual menu in the Finder.
That's just clever obfuscation.
First time accepted submitter ZombieBraintrust copy and pastes from CNN.com
Sure, for things that can use ssh keys it works great. This is how I connect to various git servers.
But in the case of this hack the services that were compromised were Amazon, Gmail, and iCloud web pages. All things that authenticate with user/password and not SSH keys.