Apple Releases Revised macOS Catalina Supplemental Update

[hempomatic]

Jake, I TOTALLY understand that. I'm not sure about the steadily decreasing returns though, since they have the highest market value of any company in the world. LOL, I just got Mojave working right, so IF I ever decide to go with Catalina, it will be when the NEXT latest and greatest is released, UNLESS Catalina can do something I need in the near future. That's a pretty unlikely scenario however, I'm not what you'd call a power user.

Thanks for explaining the sequence of events though. My world isn't anywhere near that complicated. I'm retired now, but I worked with wrenches. Too big, get a smaller wrench, to small, ......... you get it. I got out of dodge just in the nick of time. I was an HVAC tech, and it was pretty zen after 40 years, and just as I was retiring, digital frequency drives and compressors started to rear their ugly heads. I was supposed to carry a laptop. I worked on 120º roofs, rain, snow, and in filthy boiler rooms. Have you ever actually SEEN the inside of an HVAC tech's truck ?

ken

 

[MacInWin]

I'm not sure about the steadily decreasing returns though, since they have the highest market value of any company in the world.

The "steadily decreasing returns" is not about corporate value, but about the fact that beyond a certain point continued testing yields smaller and smaller changes to be made.

As for HVAC, I do understand what you are talking about. I used to be a shade-tree mechanic, but about 10 years ago (maybe more) I opened the hood, took one look and closed it again. Didn't recognize a thing.

 

[hempomatic]

"steadily decreasing returns" is not about corporate value, but about the fact that beyond a certain point continued testing yields smaller and smaller changes to be made.

Boy I missed the boat on that one. Thanks.

As for HVAC, I do understand what you are talking about. I used to be a shade-tree mechanic, but about 10 years ago (maybe more) I opened the hood, took one look and closed it again. Didn't recognize a thing.

Yep, that pretty much sums things up.

ken