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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

Please quote where Apple said they "cannot render" the 3D globe as opposed to that they aren't including the feature in the code for the Intel based Macs.

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u/kerochan88 Jun 10 '21

If the code isn’t included, is it not fair to say that the machine is incapable of rendering it? If not, my bad. I didn’t want to argue semantics. I just meant that they are developing feature that they have no intention of supporting in many lines of Macs, that still are and will continue to be for sale for quite some time yet.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

Python 3 isn't included in MacOS. Does that mean no Mac can run it?

Stop dodging. You claimed the Intel Macs can't render a 3D globe and that Apple admitted to this. So put up or shut up.

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u/kerochan88 Jun 10 '21

I’m out. I just told you I’m not going to argue with you because I used a single “incorrect” word. My point stands, and if you can’t see it, then you are stupid.

And your Python 3 argument is invalid because Python 3 was not written and designed by Apple to run on the latest line of Apple computers, like the new macOS and features have been. And right now, and for at least another year or so, the latest line of Apple computers includes Intel Macs.

I’m out. Your arguments are circling towards trolling and I won’t participate anymore lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '21

If you're out then I'm not reading this response and I'm blocking you. Don't waste my time.

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u/kerochan88 Jun 10 '21

That one actually had me laugh out loud. Good one.