Re:The Anti-Mac Interface (1996)
by lobster_johnson on Sunday July 05, 2015 @02:59AM
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Spotlight used to be bad, but the issues were resolved long ago. It's fast and gives good results, and no longer freezes or consumes lots of CPU. In Yosemite you even have a bunch of NLP stuff, like typing "100 feet in meters" to perform calculations.
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Re:The Anti-Mac Interface (1996)
by Mikhail_Edoshin on Sunday July 05, 2015 @04:14AM
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I cannot keep up with Apple :) It changes so fast, I cannot switch computers that often.
The last few versions of OS X have been free if you have 10.6 or higher. The last hardware that was dropped from support was sold between 2007 and early 2008.
Re:The Anti-Mac Interface (1996)
by MichaelCrawford on Sunday July 05, 2015 @03:49AM
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I dont want extra copies of my information that I dont know about.
Some of the work I do I keep encrypted. My problem with OS X in general is information leakage, there are logs and caches all over creation.
Its not enough for me to disable indexing of a folder or filesystem; I am concerned spotlight will index leaked information.
Admittedly osx is a poor choice for my work, openbsd would be better but i dont like neckbeardsbeither.