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by apple4ever 5mo ago
That's exactly right. Bad leadership got them here. Of course they won't suffer, but their employees will. But only because they announced it as AI related. So the investors don't care.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
Oh yeah, AI is just an excuse to sell it to the public. But it's not about that at all. It's about bad leadership.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
Yikes. That's bad leadership at that top all around. But we already knew that when they announced layoffs. No good leader lays people off.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
In hindsight though, and really also in foresight, it didn't work out that way.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
> What? I have never seen this. What? Never? Is extremely common. I just checked both my Mac and Windows desktops and they both show a link local gateway. It makes me question whether you've used IPv6 all that much.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
>> IPv6 has some quirks that make it harder to digest. > Almost every point in your list is wrong. You missed the point and almost every counterpoint in your list is wrong. >> - link local gateway address, makes it hard to un
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
For me, the journey is more important than the destination. Using coding assistance takes all the fun out of it, as well as the learning. (Not to mention adding aggravation of dealing with prompts and figuring out whether the response is co
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Because there are so many bugs that it makes me wonder if Apple Execs ever use their own software. For example, on MacOS, you can set an app to be on all spaces. But on reboot, despite that setting, it will stick to a single space, until yo
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> but the problem is, they were better in the past. So true. I run into so many little and annoying bugs I sometimes wonder if Apple Execs actually use their own devices.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
I appreciate what Cook did for the hardware, but he really failed on the software side. Too many little and annoying bugs. I look forward to Ternus improving that side while maintaining the same hardware quality.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> What leads you to believe Agile implies a fixed set of precise, rigid rules? How it's been implemented at every company. They are always a fixed set of precise, rigid rules.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
That's true, but most people / teams can't actually adjust the process.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> Another way of phrasing this though, is that it's in the team's power to determine process (or the lack thereof). Which they almost never have.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> The device is largely useless due to a lack of software support. This is the problem with every SBC that is not a Pi. I don't understand how they just ignore the software problem. I guess people keep buying them?
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> Also “there is no appeal possible” should be plain illegal. This. There should always be an appeal, to a real human you can talk too (not just a form letter or email).
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
AHH thank you!!
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> My pet opinion is that Steve Jobs was an asshole but an asshole that used his own products and used his powers of complaining to steer the whole ship to fix major "this annoys me everyday" bugs. I think you are right. He was
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> Are apple engineers not using macOS? If they are, they aren't using anything but very basic parts of it. But I think the better question is "Are Apple Executives not using MacOS?" because if they were, none of these mad
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
I experienced the exact same issue. Now that I know, I know what to do.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
OH this explains why randomly my iMac would REFUSE to do any connections to anything. I never put together that it was because of uptime!
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Agreed. I hate the notch. I run "Just Say No to Notch" from the App Store to avoid the problem entirely.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
They basically did.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
I one time had an actual answer for a question that nobody else had answered in 5 years... but because I didn't have enough ridiculous "reputation" I couldn't post it, so everyone else couldn't actually be helped. T
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Agreed and sadly I'm not surprised. There are a lot of bad managers out there. But there are a good amount of good ones too.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
That's great. I wish there were more of us but I'm glad we still are out there doing the best for our people.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
I always found it was. Because I cared more what my employees thought about me than my managers. I wouldn't change that, ever.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Yes I fought for raises. I fought for better ratings and promotions too. If they asked me to cut I would fight to not doing that. My first loyalty is to my team, and it's been clear to me why I have not rising as high. Don't assum
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
You've had bad luck. I get it. But good managers like myself exist.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
I think this is too harsh. Generally yes, but there are good people like myself who do care. Yes we are rare but we do exist and more than 'nobody'.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Really great advice. There are some managers out there like myself who do care about your career. It's one reason I got into management- to be different and better than other managers who never think about it.

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