The system’s babysitters?
More and more often I'm wondering “Do we have to proceed like we used to do in previous decades, always babysitting systems and machines — the same systems that are supposed to make our lives easier?”
More and more often I'm wondering “Do we have to proceed like we used to do in previous decades, always babysitting systems and machines — the same systems that are supposed to make our lives easier?”
In recent years, from Mac OS X 10.7 Lion on, the overall Wi-Fi performance of my MacBook Pro has worsened noticeably. I don't know the exact reason, but I'm inclined to believe the culprit is OS X, not the hardware or my home Wi-Fi network.
If Yosemite's system font is clearer to read on Retina displays than non-Retina displays, that in itself is enough to demonstrate how a step back it is from Lucida Grande.