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Reminds me of this: https://twitter.com/nedwards/status/1591170105505099777 https://twitter.com/nedwards/status/1591170105505099777 me: i am listening to spoti
by dmitriid 4y ago
Reminds me of this: https://twitter.com/nedwards/status/1591170105505099777 https://twitter.com/nedwards/status/1591170105505099777
me: i am listening to spotify. i press pause.
macOS: i pause spotify.
me: VERY good. okay, a little bit later i press play. what do you do?
macOS: uh, i unpause a youtube video in a tab from four hours ago
me: try again
macOS: I LAUNCH APPLE MUSIC AND PLAY SONGS OF INNOCENCE
- smoldesu 4y agoPeople hate hearing it (sorry I guess) but modern MacOS is a literal joke. It's literally unbelievable to me that putting on my headphones tells my Mac to logically open Apple Music and start playing random music by default.
- dagmx 4y agoGenerally that’s because your headphones are the ones sending a play signal on connect. None of my Apple Bluetooth headphones send a play command but some of my previous third party ones did. Some of them allow changing that default but it’s not the OS that’s the issue, it’s the headphones. The OS is simply doing what it’s being told to do.
- jodrellblank 4y agome: i am listening to a podcast on iOS podcast app. i press wired headphone button. iOS: i pause the podcast. me: okay, a little bit later i press play. what do you do? iOS: beeply booply, Voice Control listening… me: voice control? I have voice control switched off in settings -> accessibility iOS: why not take your phone out, take your gloves off, cancel voice control, lock unlock to get rid of the unlock prompt and get the Lock Screen back then press play on it? Me: can I voice control “play”? iOS: apparently not, no.