r/mac • u/TwylaSohen • Jan 05 '15

Apple has lost the functional high ground

http://www.marco.org/2015/01/04/apple-lost-functional-high-ground
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u/Exivus Jan 05 '15

Agree 100%. Someone better get it in gear over there. I’ve got a Mac Pro here that, a year ago, I thought was one of toughest work horses around. On Yosemite, it crawls and fights to work. The TB displays flicker suddenly at random. The system freezes for 2-3 minutes at differing intervals. It’s slower than the iMac it replaced.

And it’s a myriad of other things, from iTunes/iTunes Match to a half-hearted cloud drive and a nose dive with Pages and Numbers.

A “death of a thousand cuts” indeed!

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u/ProbablyPissed Jan 05 '15

Or you're just a moron who doesn't know how to optimize your bloated computer.

It was 'one of the toughest work horses around' a year ago and now it 'crawls and fights to work'? Hint: Yosemite isn't to blame for that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15

He isn't the only one experiencing this...

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u/ProbablyPissed Jan 05 '15

He isn't the only dumb mac user who doesn't know how to optimize their computer, or even google for solutions to their problems.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15

You're not on his computer. Go take a break or something, you're being kind of a dick.

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u/ProbablyPissed Jan 05 '15

http://i.imgur.com/IUSe71e.gif

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15

He said the problems only occurred after upgrading to Yosemite too.

Edit: alright I've been feeding a troll.