Same with many (most) iCloud things.
Same with many (most) iCloud things.
Fair criticisms. I personally avoid installing iCloud on Windows because I’m scared of it causing some sort of sync issue.
But the assertion was there was nothing.
Also, Chromecast was only on select devices. Google Playstore is only on select devices.
Apple Music is on Android and Windows.
Apple TV is one a wide range of devices.
AirPlay is on a wide range of TVs, and Roku boxes.
iCloud is on Windows. Files, photos, contacts, etc. They just added Passwords.
So out of luck isn’t exactly true. Unless you are a die hard Pages user or something. And there you have a web app.
How is it possible for the Muskrat to not be aware of all this, if we in the public are?
I work in education. Grading is always a burden, yeah. Homework/activities often need to be designed for the students AND for grading load.
My suspicion is students who understand the situation will try to game the system. Like they do with organic teachers, too.
Steam sales 10 years ago were a thing of myth and majesty.
Ooo, it’s all three main games and all DLC…
Teardown might be a good one.
Older devices stop getting software/firmware updates.
But usually simpler things like USB to Ethernet adapters and switches don’t have much going on update wise. If anything at all. Switches often do, adapters rarely do.
The best you can do is keep an eye on updates for the devices, if any. Keep an ear out for reported vulnerabilities, and then retire devices when they are no longer maintained.
But all of that is quite a burden for a device most people set up and forget about. At some scale, and in some senses, there is no good answer. New vulnerabilities are found all the time in hardware/software.
If you just mean “will old devices stop working”? No. This would just impact new sales.
Is this lemmy post an Xbox?
Did you get a TP Link?
Last time I was in the market, they were a top pick.
Yeah, run 20 random poorly optimized things like this and you got 100%.
I’m pretty smart myself, and I’m treated the same way. 😏
I’ve watched blind people use iPhones just fine before when I participated in User Testing of some web software.
It’s amazing what the accessibility functionality on iOS does.
But my network effects /s
I wonder how short this could conceivably go…
Disrupt all the things! It’s a moral good to disrupt! Accelerate!
Tamp it up then, my guy.
It’s strange that this far on, that wouldn’t have been added yet. Even in a usable, but not nice to use way.