> Today: "Google released a new upgrade to X? Ugh. I wonder what features/workflows they broke or removed."
I think that's inevitable with any product with a bit of history that's accreted features.
Microsoft Office? Windows? iPhone? Thinkpad?...
I think that's inevitable with any product with a bit of history that's accreted features.
Microsoft Office? Windows? iPhone? Thinkpad?...
Windows 10 is faster and more secure than any consumer version of Windows ever released; PowerShell (slow to start up and verbose, though it may be) makes CMD.exe look like a kid's toy; Win8.1 added the Win+X menu, a ridiculously useful shortcut for our crowd; and the Windows Reset feature--show me a tech that doesn't love having that baked-in. We also have the (not perfect but still better than nothing) Windows Subsystem for Linux. And we have improved container support on the horizon.
iPhone: SecureEnclave, TouchID, ApplePay, waterproofing; and they continue to try to improve security and privacy.
EDIT: Corrected 2^14 = 16,374; not 65,536 as I had originally written. Credit to unwind for the correction.