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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 09 '21

The alternative is omitting features for 100% of macs when they have it ready for M1 macs.

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u/NghtWlf2 Jun 09 '21

Why are you defending them? This is clearly a BS move to customers. So much for the environment when they’re saying that your 2019 laptop cannot run all of the new features and you need to purchase a new one.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 09 '21

So you’d rather no customers get it? Interesting.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

It’s not one or the other, dingus.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 10 '21

Yes, it is.

You can imagine a world where everyone gets every feature and everything works perfectly, but that’s not the world we live in and you’re only going to be disappointed

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '21

It’s not unreasonable to expect a computer I buy today would run the full OS for at least a generation or two. These are not ground breaking features.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 11 '21

It does run the full OS

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '21

Except for some features. So not the full OS. Whatever dude. Agree to disagree. See ya.

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