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"all the way back" This is part of the problem with the world of computing today. When a software released not quite 2 years and 4 months ago is referred to w
by nocman 5y ago
"all the way back"
This is part of the problem with the world of computing today. When a software released not quite 2 years and 4 months ago is referred to with the phrase "all the way back". Don't get me wrong, I'm all for keeping things as up-to-date as is reasonable, but the industry has far too much churn in many areas.
- chris37879 5y ago2019 is _ancient_ in terms of web browsers... What you call churn is actually mostly moving the web platform forward and fixing exploits. There's no way for the modern web to work without the rapidity of development browsers are undergoing.
- blacksmith_tb 5y agoPretty sure that's the OS we're talking about, macOS Catalina 10.15? I am running it right now, and not pining for the new shininess of the more recent OS releases. If it wasn't still getting security updates, sure (but I've got a few more months, at least).