> Apple on the other hand has managed to reinvent itself successfully several times by controlling its vertical tightly, and each time it does it there’s a natu

> Apple on the other hand has managed to reinvent itself successfully several times by controlling its vertical tightly, and each time it does it there’s a natural shedding of cruft. I remember every single architectural move — 68k to PPC to Intel and now to ARM, executed impeccably each time. Wasn't there a recent Apple zero day due to some 56K modem code that wasn't coded correctly and had stuck around until now? edit: https://www.wired.com/story/apple-modem-bug-since-1999/ https://www.wired.com/story/apple-modem-bug-since-1999/