That is very true! And as a (still tiny) fraction of us know, those who are willing to give up privacy in the name of security will deserve and receive neither!
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That is very true! And as a (still tiny) fraction of us know, those who are willing to give up privacy in the name of security will deserve and receive neither!
Some people either have unlimited funds or are living in a dream world or are simply fanbois of the worst kind.
The examples below are from a mounted dwg and the sidebar of an application but ...
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What application is this? It looks interesting!
The application is Bartender 3. It's very useful for keeping those menubar icons under control.
Then, why and how does my non-retina of 2013 run great on Mojave 10.14.3?
;JOOP!
I thought 2012 was the last non retina MBP made.
Because you’re not getting out a magnifying glass to examine the display, that’s why.
I don't think Apple is interested in solving the issue. I'm still on High Sierra and can live without a few new emojis.
Some of have never seen the problem. Most of the Macs around here are Mac minis and therefore not retina systems. I simply don't see the problem.
ugh said:
So what's the deal? One person says it's gone, another says it's still there.
Please advise...thank you.
I guess that's the problem with fora: so many people have problems, so many haven't.So what's the deal? One person says it's gone, another says it's still there.
Please advise...thank you.
I suppose that in many cases the cause of problems with new releases is to be found
in innocent or unsuspecting changes someone may have made in the past.
In this case .... make a good backup, try the new release, restore back if it doesn't work properly.
In other cases, realise what you're doing when making changes or using weird software.
;JOOP!
One was the first post, my post came much later after the proper research. That's all.So what's the deal? One person says it's gone, another says it's still there.
Please advise...thank you.
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But the old subpixel antialiasing engine is still there, just need to be enabled again, so there is no reason for panic as this thread calls for.”
So what do I need to do to enable it.
But the old subpixel antialiasing engine is still there, just need to be enabled again, so there is no reason for panic as this thread calls for.”
So what do I need to do to enable it.