They are disks used in the iMac that bring apps like iTunes and iPhoto to a screeching halt with their slow speed. They're seldom found in PCs since they are so cheap and easy to swap out.
Says the person that responded to my post with a garbage post... Cry harder next time.
They are disks used in the iMac that bring apps like iTunes and iPhoto to a screeching halt with their slow speed. They're seldom found in PCs since they are so cheap and easy to swap out.
Good list. Here are my additions:
I fully agree with your point but to be fair, Apple was taken off life support long before Aperture was developed and released. Still wish they committed to developing it as it's better than anything else I've tried, especially in its DAM functionality.
Am staying far away from anything Google related. They just created one big mess with Picasa, Google+, Photos, mobile sync etc. and you never know what direction they will go next and I don't share private data like photos with them. They are still mostly an advertisement company.
Showing the well-established trap of human memory (we humans tend to forget bad things more easily than good things, it is a way our mind keeps sane by getting rid of bad memories) you had fallen in, is not bad-mouthing or a poor attitude. It is simply the most straightforward explanation for your comment. If I had wanted to bad-mouth you, I would have claimed that you intentionally lied (about the 2-4 years) to make your point appear to be more valid.
Ahh, that's how we are supposed to behave here, only ever agree with what others say.
I have to disappoint your confidence in your deduction capabilities. I have used Macs continuously since OS 7. How long have you used Macs? Have you used OS X 10.0.x for example? I have also blog posts of mine where I blast OS X 10.5 (Leopard). So, I definitely know OS X under Snow Leopard and earlier.
Corrected that for you.
Well, I think iPhoto was terrible (compared to Aperture, Lightroom, Capture One and even Photos).
Sure, iMovie '08 never happened under Steve Jobs. Or Final Cut Pro X. And these tablets with their dumbed-down iOS never happened under Jobs. Apple under Steve Jobs really stuck to its creative professionals using Macs as its main customer base.
a) Windows never uses any hidden files or folders?
If OS X only had the features that nobody objected to, it would hardly have any features. Or did you mean that Apple should only listen to you when it comes to OS X features?
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That is how Albums have always worked, in iPhoto, in Aperture, in Lightroom (where they are called collections). Putting an image into an album has never removed it from anywhere else, that is the very definition of an album. You are confusing albums with folders (Events/Projects) where moving an image into one folder (Event/Project) meant moving it out of the folder (Event/Project) it previously sat in. The concept of folders (Events/Projects) has been implement via Moments and Collections in Photos but in a way the user cannot access (ie, they are auto-generated and cannot be modified by the user in any way).
Such a thing can only exist as a smart album. Fortunately, you can actually create it. Just create a smart folder and set the condition to 'Album' 'is not' 'Any'. As long as you move images into albums only via drag and drop from that 'Unfiled Photos' album, this should mimic the behaviour of traditional folders (Events/Projects). However, you can still move the same image into multiple albums (not from the 'Unfiled' album because the image will disappear from it but if you move an image from any other album to another album or if you move an image from the Moments/Collections view into an album). That might be or not be a problem.
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And you sound a weeny bit a like a grumpy old main.
Cook is making Apple into a more arrogant company? May I ask who was the one telling people that they were holding their phone wrong? Apple has become noticeably more open under Cook, you can start with public betas and go on with many more interviews (how many interviews with Apple executives that weren't Jobs happened during the Jobs years?).
