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Stale meme fail. :p
Fail comment fail :p

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Awesome really exited for Monday (not happening often)
 
This isn’t a leak. Kinda lame that these guys are digging through Apple’s servers like this...

From that perspective, it would then indicate that Apple has failed to properly manage security on their own domain.

There are public facing pages, and private pages. A typical network admin knows how to keep corporate pages and unpublished pages private behind a secure login.
 
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This isn’t a leak. Kinda lame that these guys are digging through Apple’s servers like this...
Yes, it is a leak. The video is (or likely was) publicly accessible through the Mac App Store’s public API (they were not “digging through Apple’s servers”), and Apple shouldn’t have uploaded the video to iTunes Connect (something that would require willful action, not an accident) early. Certainly no one forced them to.
 
I'm actually excited by this. Not because I want to use it myself — I personally prefer black-on-white text, and have had that preference for over 30 years — but because it might help sway more people to the platform. Some people, for whatever reason, just like white-on-black. And this serves them without hurting anyone else, so...I see it as a good thing.
 
Either Apple has gotten better at squashing the leaks out with all the arrests and firings in 2017 or nothing amazing is going on during WWDC this year.

On a side note, I can assume that’s a desert scenery in the background?

Dare I say MacOS Mojave?
 
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Good timing for dark mode, since it'll be in a number of core Windows 10 apps this fall, too. (Already appearing to beta testers.)
 
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Either Apple has gotten better at squashing the leaks out with all the arrests and firings in 2017 or nothing amazing is going on during WWDC this year.
Dark mode and a port of the existing iOS News app are probably the biggest new consumer-facing features in MacOS Mojave, and both of them are now known ahead of time. This isn't even the first accidental leak of dark mode in Mojave, that was back in April from a beta build of Webkit. Unless they surprise us with some hardware (which is unlikely given the efforts to lower expectations), this year's WWDC isn't going to be very exciting...

If I had to guess most of what hasn't leaked, probably more ports of existing iOS features to the Mac years after they were introduced on iOS. Homekit, for example. The Mac is still Apple's most expensive product, and yet it is playing catchup to innovation happening on iPhones and iPads...
 
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Going back to it's NeXT roots ?

In time, maybe they’ll go all the way back to the early Mac days of monochrome white and black.

It wasn’t colorful, but it was clean, simple, and elegant in the early days.

Personally, for OS X, my favorite has always been the 10.0.x to 10.1.x visually.

But, I do recall the days when all we had was green and black. And then when white and black became common, how crisp and clear everything looked (granted the pixels were closer together, and letters were only one pixel thick). It was like butter vs sandpaper.
 
What would really make Monday a treat is native Nvidia driver support for EGPUs... and it would be even better if Apple released their own EGPU enclosure so we can have something that matches our MacBooks.
 
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