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OS X 10.10.3 Puts More Focus on Emoji, Lays Groundwork for Skin Tone Modifiers
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Ok newbie who knows all about Apples inner workings.
You have anything to support you statements?
So apparently you have no faith in Apple so why are you here participating in this thread and belittling someone's views? Are you even an Apple customer? Doubtful. New registrant coupled with this type of post, of course.
Nobody is trying to get rid of the white emoji, just adding more.
Anyway, I think the racists will support this becuase they have as much use for the new skin tones as anyone.
I hope an article like this is just to mess with us. If the MacOS team IS focusing on superficial crap like this....words fail.
Well there's something wrong with your devices, have you actually tried to get a professional to look at it.
If you have issues with your Mac recognising your iPod Nano, iTunes on windows deffo won't. It's a pile of turd on there in comparison.
Funny thing, iTunes on Windows recognizes it just fine. This started with Yosemite and there's tons of reports on this issue on Apple Discussions.
I doubt you are an Apple customer. You own zero Apple products. You've never used an Apple product in your life.
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Your post was 100% incoherent. Try again, pal.
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Nobody is trying to get rid of the white emoji, just adding more.
Anyway, I think the racists will support this becuase they have as much use for the new skin tones as anyone.
There IS NO white emoji. It's yellow. Dude. Read. It's fun.
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OS X 10.10.3 Puts More Focus on Emoji, Lays Groundwork for Skin Tone Modifiers
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Sorry, I meant to say MacBook Pro, since Apple no longer sells a computer named simply "MacBook". At this point only one model, the holdover non-Retina 13", has an Ethernet port.
And it's true people don't normally buy Ethernet cables -- they don't have to. New cable modems and DSL routers come with them, as do wireless routers. So you see, if someone was at home and suddenly without their wireless for (insert reason here), they likely have an Ethernet cable lying around already. And if they don't or they're away from home they can buy one from a multitude of places cheaply. They're almost common enough to buy at grocery stores now, unlike a much pricer (and harder to find) Thunderbolt to Ethernet adapter (oh, and then we still need to go buy that Cat 5 cable too, you say).
Nice scramble for desperation. You're point is reliant on people keeping said cables. Which is doubtful. I know for a fact that a lot of my friends binned them as they didn't feel the need to keep it.
I live in a small rural town in the south of England and there are easily 6 shops that sell the Apple Ethernet adapter. We don't have an Apple Store here either. So they're more common than you claim.
I say make all of them purple! There are no purple people, and so nobody can claim they are left out! This is just stupid PC crap that divides more than unifies people.
?? Not sure where you get that assessment from, but back to the topic.
What about this Emoji project upsets you?
It seems to me that resources aren't an issue for Apple and they can address several projects at once. IMO
All this talk about "Apple should get their priorities straight, why are they putting so much emphasis on Emoji, the new Apple is losing their focus!" stuff is silly. Apple has cared about smiley faces for years now.
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See: iChat AV for Leopard promo image, including smiley faces (Emoji, for the younger viewers).
All notes aside, I don't like using Emoji, and probably never will. My friends don't get it, but I say the same to them. Oh well. "
Isn't that tiger?
Yosemite is a garbage OS anyways, as far as priorities go. It is literally the Windows 8 of Apple's OS.
Apple peaked with Snow Leopard, in my opinion, and have been riding off of that ever since.
As much as I want OSX to be awesome, I feel like it won't happen until someone else blows them out of the water. Unfortunately, I don't think Windows 10 will be any competition...I feel like we're in the age of mediocrity in desktop OS's.
Apple peaked with Snow Leopard, in my opinion, and have been riding off of that ever since.
As much as I want OSX to be awesome, I feel like it won't happen until someone else blows them out of the water. Unfortunately, I don't think Windows 10 will be any competition...I feel like we're in the age of mediocrity in desktop OS's.
Thank you for saying this because every single bit of the nonsense you wrote is just that, Your Opinion.
I have a 2007 MBP with HD display, maxed out at 4GB RAM.
I don't have those lags you mention.
My main issue is running out of RAM.
Try Resetting the PRAM and SMC. Also Repair Disk and then Disk Permissions.
Remove external drives, and then test for improvement.
Then add your external drives one by one to see if any of these is causing the Finder lag. If yes, check for a firmware update for your hard drive, specially if it's a Seagate.
If you still have the Finder lag, restart without any extensions to try to identify the extension causing the lag.
Last option, not a favorite, is to install OS X from scratch.
I'm using Yosemite, and I think I'll stay with it. In my case it's too late to look back.
You're right, it's not Leopard, I was just looking at the file name originally.
It actually looks like Jaguar, now that I look at it. Possibly Tiger or Panther though, but based on the System Preferences icon I'm leaning toward Jaguar.
I'm not really an emoji kinda guy. I always thought it was little girly to use them and I'm not even a tough guy either lol
The saddest part is that apple's user base has grown so amateurish and infantile that they peddle emojis to them as a valuable aspect of a new OS.
Maybe someone else can come up with an OS designed to run apple computers instead of apple toys because apple has totally lost the plot.