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lupinglade commented on Block the “Upgrade to Tahoe” alerts   robservatory.com/block-th... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
lupinglade · 12 days ago
Apple has been going down hill at an exponential rate since the loss of Steve (and subsequently just about all real engineers at Apple).

Swift is turning into a mess and SwiftUI is complete, utter garbage. Tahoe’s UI is unbearable.

The problem is there is no real alternative - Linux is the closest thing (but has its issues).

lupinglade commented on The struggle of resizing windows on macOS Tahoe   noheger.at/blog/2026/01/1... · Posted by u/happosai
lupinglade · 2 months ago
Tahoe’s UI is a disaster. Giant buggy controls. Sad to see where macOS has ended up. Apple used to have so much attention to detail in their UI design - now it looks like it’s “anything goes”.
lupinglade commented on There's Life Inside Earth's Crust   noemamag.com/theres-life-... · Posted by u/jprohov
didgetmaster · a year ago
>If the subsurface were like an inert container, we could just pump that gas down there, sit back and watch the global temperature stabilize and the glaciers creep back to where they’re supposed to be.

I find it fascinating how some scientists seem so sure about how things are 'supposed to be'. The Earth's climate has never been static. Almost everything present today (temperature, pressure, percentage of each gas in air, etc.) has been higher and lower (sometimes by a lot) in the past.

What makes anyone think that they know the ideal amount of anything? Higher temperatures will certainly cause change, but why does every prediction paint a 'worst case scenario'?

lupinglade · a year ago
Human accelerated change is the concern.
lupinglade commented on Apple needs a Snow Sequoia   reviews.ofb.biz/safari/ar... · Posted by u/trbutler
lupinglade · a year ago
I long for a modern NeXTStep-like OS. A polished, consistent, solid operating system that is lean, clean and simply focused on getting things done. It should be predictable in every way and never get in your way. None of this SwiftUI bullshit, Animoji, AI or blurry UI. sigh
lupinglade commented on Apple needs a Snow Sequoia   reviews.ofb.biz/safari/ar... · Posted by u/trbutler
clumsysmurf · a year ago
> I could walk item by item through System Settings and point out many equally inexplicable decisions. Did anyone at Apple really believe a Mac user’s life would be better if common features were buried deep in menus?

I have to agree with this, System Settings seems very inconsistent (design) and has terrible information architecture / organization.

lupinglade · a year ago
Use it every day and still no idea where anything really is in there. What a shitshow.
lupinglade commented on Apple needs a Snow Sequoia   reviews.ofb.biz/safari/ar... · Posted by u/trbutler
karel-3d · a year ago
Ahh Apple Vision Pro.

I entirely forgot it existed! They still sell that?

lupinglade · a year ago
Not sure.
lupinglade commented on Apple needs a Snow Sequoia   reviews.ofb.biz/safari/ar... · Posted by u/trbutler
wpm · a year ago
Is Bertrand still kickin? Can Apple poach him for a few years to clean house? I miss the days when he was running the software division at Apple.
lupinglade · a year ago
This might be the main issue with software at Apple getting so much worse. Bertrand knew what he was doing. Apple's (and NeXT's) OS used to be an OS, not a collection of toy apps.
lupinglade commented on Is the world becoming uninsurable?   charleshughsmith.substack... · Posted by u/spking
lupinglade · a year ago
The problem is the materials used. Greedy developers building junk homes and making bank. People in those areas are able to afford fire resistant housing but most of them are being swindled into buying stick homes. The few properly designed homes fared far better. Code needs to be updated and consumers need to be educated.

u/lupinglade

KarmaCake day532June 27, 2013View Original