(not an affiliate link, I get NOTHING if you buy from one of these booksellers. It's quite an interesting read, copies for under $5 including shipping can be bought here. It's mentioned in 'The Making of Microsoft' by Daniel Ichbiah published in 1993. There are apocryphal stories from back in the time that Microsoft was selling applications for both the Mac and the IBM-PC about the application developers needing to hide the Macs when the guys from IBM showed up and hide the PCs when the guys from Apple showed up. One or more eGPUs can be used with the 2016 MacBook Pro and later, the 2017 iMac and later, and the iMac Pro, so long as macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 is installed. I have the full Professional version in my collection. The graphical elements (buttons, boxes, etc.) are rendered in the 'graphical box' characters in the plain vanilla (non-graphical) charcacter set on an IBM MDA card. It lets you form-draw and create code behind the forms on plain vanilla MS-DOS. There was also a version of Visual Basic for MS-DOS, scary as that seems now. HISTORY (rather than Histrionics) has repeadtedly shown THAT's actually the way they roll. Oh, and it will be at least a DECADE before Apple even Deprecates HFS+, if ever. You're a sick, Apple-Hating, two-faced punk who would ABSOLUTELY post in another thread that HFS+ is a shit, 20 year old FS that is far beyond the point of needing replacement.ĭon't lie.
But that's what you get when it must "just work" you get system upgrades that "just happen" and you have to hope that everything else keeps working. Is it wrong to upgrade a production system like that without an opt-out (better opt-in) option? Yes.
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That or expect the device to stop working once Apple's code removes the HPFS+ filesystem driver support from system startup as a "security" measure. The unholy shalt not reject what Jobs has been gracious enough to have given them from beyond the grave. Changing the file system 'in-situ' without offering an opt-out is flat out fucking stupid on Apple's part.
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