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I don't understand your point. We're not talking about physical things, we're talking about software. Software is always changing, morphing, adopting, and growi
by azinman2 7y ago
I don't understand your point. We're not talking about physical things, we're talking about software. Software is always changing, morphing, adopting, and growing user bases. It's what's amazing about it compared to hardware. My 2012 MBP runs the latest OS from approximately 8 years later, and with it a whole new slew of features and additions that both Apple and the rest of the world have brought it. Why be stuck in the past?
- Koshkin 7y ago> Why be stuck in the past? I surely would want to go back to the pre-corona days.