Re:Apple now strives to design and build products that last ...
by digitaLandscape on Monday September 17, 2018 @08:18AM
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This is clearly not the case: the C64 could respond to input faster than the a few-year-old iPhone.
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Re:Apple now strives to design and build products that last ...
by badpun on Monday September 17, 2018 @08:31AM
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Sadly, the C64 is also quicker than Apple's iCloud website. Frequently, when I type a new note or a reminder, the lag between my pressing a key and character appearing on the screen is in several seconds. This is on a 4-core machine with 16 GB of RAM that's not doing anything else.
Re:Apple now strives to design and build products that last ...
by Someone1234 on Monday September 17, 2018 @10:27AM
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It really does perplex me that the iCloud website is as bad as it is. I'd almost think it was abandoned-ware except that Apple continues to update it. Their whole cloud offering (iTunes store, Apple Music, iCloud) needs a MASSIVE overhaul. Everything should be available via the web and on a modern accessible website.
I'd go as far as to say that they need a new point-person in charge of their Cloud Services because whoever is doing it now is completely out of touch. iTunes in particular is embarrassing, and I personally buy less stuff because I don't want to run it (instead use Vudu, Amazon Digital, etc).
Re:Apple now strives to design and build products that last ...
by rbrcurtis on Monday September 17, 2018 @01:56PM
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iirc, icloud was written in sproutcore. version 2 of sproutcoure became ember which is now in version 3. there was no upgrade path from sproutcore 1 to ember, so likely its a case of needing a rewrite and that not being prioritized.