Every while of software has bugs . Some are apprehensible — because after allevery piece of software has bug — but some are just dumb , like an particularly glaring one that completely bricks a 64 - bit iOS machine if you manually roll the date back far enough ( although lord only screw why you would ) or the even worse Adobe one that just empties an entire folder on your hard effort .
Compared to those , our complaint about stuff like iTunes beachballing , Photos not synchronize as expect , or Safari crashes seem minor . Two of Apple ’s biggest package executives rifle on John Gruber ’s podcast last week to discuss , among other thing , the percpetion that Apple ’s computer software quality is on a down glide . Unsurprisingly , they disagreed — but at the plate Apple is operate today , even if the crash charge per unit declines , thousands more people would be affected by each return , compare to a minor substance abuser base . And “ the data point order our software is full than ever ” is a lowly comfort when something is n’t working and you ca n’t figure out why .
Show notes
iOS escort microbe will freeze your equipment at inauguration by Roman Loyola
Adobe Creative Cloud hemipteron blue-pencil hidden folder cognitive content on Macs Roman Loyola
How to gear up the t.co Twitter problemby Glenn Fleishman
The Talk Show with extra node Eddy Cue and Craig Federighiby John Gruber of Daring Fireball
Apple ’s Elephant in the Roomby Alexandra Mintsopolous , write for spiritualist
The software program and overhaul Apple require to fixby Glenn Fleishman , on his blog
Tidal ’s Kanye West sole is sound for Tidal and for music pirates by Mark Hachman
About Walt Mossberg and Apple ’s app problemby Jim Dalrymple at The loop-the-loop
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