You can now select Celcius specifically instead of Fahrenheit in the US. Finally a proper unit of temperature!
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Compare that to El Capitan:
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That looks more functional than the old one. It also reminds me of the displays menu bar item which allowed you to change resolutions and switch between mirroring and extending the desktop, which I think was in OS X until Mountain Lion.
Whoa! Where do you live and who is your ISP?190 Mb/s is a big deal? I get 300+/30+ Mb/s at home.
Of course not everywhere on the world has the 1Gb/s internet coverage. Luckily I am in Hong Kong, one of the fastest average internet speed city. In our town, the 1000MB/s connection (both up and down) is normal for home use, which can cost as low as $25 per month. However, we can get that because the extreme population density. 7 Million people in a very very small area, it's relative low cost for the ISP to finish and maintain the network in such small area. So that we can enjoy the cheap internet service. However, the side effect, our property price is crazy. A 40+ years old apartment can easily go above $1500 per square foot
Anyway, what I want to say is just the Ethernet port on the Mac's are 1Gb/s, and most of the PC are also with the Gigabit port, so any internet connection within that spec are actually normal. What we was surprised is from that 190MB/s typo, which equals to ~1500Mb/s, and that's outside a normal Mac's spec. It's achievable, but just not quite make sense to spend such a large amount of money on the super speed internet speed on a 2011 iMac.
And your 3.5 down 0.9up sounds like MB, not Mb. So, if I am right, that's actually the 30Mb/s board band network.
I'd love to have my network connection limited by ethernet speedOf course not everywhere on the world has the 1Gb/s internet coverage. Luckily I am in Hong Kong, one of the fastest average internet speed city. In our town, the 1000MB/s connection (both up and down) is normal for home use, which can cost as low as $25 per month. However, we can get that because the extreme population density. 7 Million people in a very very small area, it's relative low cost for the ISP to finish and maintain the network in such small area. So that we can enjoy the cheap internet service. However, the side effect, our property price is crazy. A 40+ years old apartment can easily go above $1500 per square foot
Anyway, what I want to say is just the Ethernet port on the Mac's are 1Gb/s, and most of the PC are also with the Gigabit port, so any internet connection within that spec are actually normal. What we was surprised is from that 190MB/s typo, which equals to ~1500Mb/s, and that's outside a normal Mac's spec. It's achievable, but just not quite make sense to spend such a large amount of money on the super speed internet speed on a 2011 iMac.
And your 3.5 down 0.9up sounds like MB, not Mb. So, if I am right, that's actually the 30Mb/s board band network.
In my humble opinion at least the last two OSX operating systems had grave user-interface problems.
Alas, there seems to be no end to this trend of abandoning sound usability principles for no reason at all (at least my little chicken brain cannot fathom a reason for most of the crap the Apple engineers are spiting out lately).
Here is a nice example from the Finder in the latest beta build of Sierra.
Picture 1 shows the menubar
Picture 2 shows the menubar after clicking the loudspeaker icon that regulates the volume.
Clicking the icon moves it (and ALL icons to the left of it) one step to the left. This is happening in ordet to open the drop down menu. Please observe that the drop down starts underneath the Bluetooth icon, not the loudspeaker icon.
Moreover some half-brained moron thought it more natural (intuitive) to change the sound volume from low to high by dragin left-right and not up-down like it was before.
(for those wondering what the έ icon is I can tell it’s the icon for the greek language, which previously was the greek flag. I suppose this is just a bug that would be fixed in the next update)
Whoever implemented this should consider himself very lucky he doesn’t have me as his manager.
If I was his manager, he and the whole of his departement would be out looking for a job before you could say “Apple get your sh•t together”
Pretty sure most of those issues are bugs and not intentional.In my humble opinion at least the last two OSX operating systems had grave user-interface problems.
Alas, there seems to be no end to this trend of abandoning sound usability principles for no reason at all (at least my little chicken brain cannot fathom a reason for most of the crap the Apple engineers are spiting out lately).
Here is a nice example from the Finder in the latest beta build of Sierra.
Picture 1 shows the menubar
Picture 2 shows the menubar after clicking the loudspeaker icon that regulates the volume.
Clicking the icon moves it (and ALL icons to the left of it) one step to the left. This is happening in ordet to open the drop down menu. Please observe that the drop down starts underneath the Bluetooth icon, not the loudspeaker icon.
Moreover some half-brained moron thought it more natural (intuitive) to change the sound volume from low to high by dragin left-right and not up-down like it was before.
(for those wondering what the έ icon is I can tell it’s the icon for the greek language, which previously was the greek flag. I suppose this is just a bug that would be fixed in the next update)
Whoever implemented this should consider himself very lucky he doesn’t have me as his manager.
If I was his manager, he and the whole of his departement would be out looking for a job before you could say “Apple get your sh•t together”
That went away in El Capitan 10.11.5, so perhaps it is to stay that way in Sierra.
That honestly looks like an "off by one" type of error in the UI handling. I'd fully expect that's a bug and not a UI design choice.In my humble opinion at least the last two OSX operating systems had grave user-interface problems.
Alas, there seems to be no end to this trend of abandoning sound usability principles for no reason at all (at least my little chicken brain cannot fathom a reason for most of the crap the Apple engineers are spiting out lately).
Here is a nice example from the Finder in the latest beta build of Sierra.
Picture 1 shows the menubar
Picture 2 shows the menubar after clicking the loudspeaker icon that regulates the volume.
Clicking the icon moves it (and ALL icons to the left of it) one step to the left. This is happening in ordet to open the drop down menu. Please observe that the drop down starts underneath the Bluetooth icon, not the loudspeaker icon.
Moreover some half-brained moron thought it more natural (intuitive) to change the sound volume from low to high by dragin left-right and not up-down like it was before.
(for those wondering what the έ icon is I can tell it’s the icon for the greek language, which previously was the greek flag. I suppose this is just a bug that would be fixed in the next update)
Whoever implemented this should consider himself very lucky he doesn’t have me as his manager.
If I was his manager, he and the whole of his departement would be out looking for a job before you could say “Apple get your sh•t together”
