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For exclusively Apple ecosystem users, how do you handle these feature gaps? Just get used to working around them and ignore? I feel like every time I swap to
by ethbr1 2y ago
For exclusively Apple ecosystem users, how do you handle these feature gaps? Just get used to working around them and ignore?
I feel like every time I swap to the Mac ecosystem it's a litany of "Hunh, that weird tiny thing doesn't work" issues.
PS: USB-C DisplayPort MST (display daisy-chaining) support that's been missing for... a decade and counting?
- alanfalcon 2y agoI don't even understand this bug description. It's an edge case I guess I never ran into, so pretty easy to handle. That said, it's not like everything is perfect, just 100% better than my drive-by experiences trying to have a gaming PC (dead, again), and an Android phone for testing purposes.
- greycol 2y agoTo clarify their issue, you can celebrate someones birthday without knowing the year they are born, you only need to know the reocurring date. You can't enter a birthday in apple contacts without a year, if you attempt it it sets it as the date of tomorrow. My experience with apple is something's either a 2 minute fix or unfixable which to be fair is a reasonable way to do things though much less appealing to me (though less relevant for many users as stock android/windows continue to give users less and less control).
- albedoa 2y agoAre we talking about the Contacts app on macOS? I just added the birthday "9/22" to a contact. On blur, the value changes to "September 22". On save, I see the value "September 22" reflected in the birthday field of the contact.
- _aavaa_ 2y agoAhh mine is worse. My contacts app will secretly delete the birthday from the contact after 0-10 minutes.
- nicoburns 2y ago> Just get used to working around them and ignore? Pretty much. It's not like the other operating systems are better in this regard. In general there's a lot more software that's buggy like this than software that's reliable
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- theshackleford 2y agoI accept them as I do in windows and Linux because I have built workflows around the things I do want on each of them respectively. I’ve long since given up the dream of any one platform or technology choice meeting all my needs, for me at least, it’s a fools errand. This bug I can’t even replicate so :shrug: