@dhester Nope. It’s probably not optimized, but I’ve always felt that the system should take care of that for me. Plus, what if screens gets way sharper in the future? I don’t want my images to look old or pixelated!
@jsonbecker Pretty sure yes to the first. Not so sure about the double-hit. But that’s cool!
@agiletortoise I’m sad to hear that support is going away soonish. I’ve tried to set up Network Time Machine on my old Mac mini now that I have a laptop, but it’s not playing nicely and so my backups are unreliable. Time Capsule was such a cool product.
@jsonbecker Because neither facts nor empathy no longer matter to the majority party. 😔
@matt Unfortunately not, but at least now you can use your phone without fumbling with the passcode.
@pratik Been doing that for years! But I might swap them to give new Spotlight a fresh chance.
@pratik My wife and I are super good about doing it, but I’ve also disliked the multi-step dance every time I want to watch something.
@jarrod Major wins for iPadOS and visionOS. watchOS and iOS a little more muted, but still good. I’m going to have to take the new macOS for a spin to decide if I like the visual overhaul there, but Spotlight is a notable winner. tvOS remains a product in the lineup. Excited to dig in more!
@jarrod All right, the 6 out of 5 stars bit at the end got a chuckle out of me.
@jarrod There you go, podcasters. It only took 26 versions of iPadOS, but you finally got native local capture and input selection. It’s possibly even better than what’s built into macOS!
@jarrod Wait. What? No arbitrary restrictions on iPads that can do the new windowing system? Is this the same Apple? Maybe my iPad mini can continue to be my one and only!
@jarrod Triangle pointer! NotMarkGurman had the real early scoops on @connected!
@jarrod It’s happening! iPadOS is indeed getting more Mac-like with better windowing, file management, and audio/video capabilities.