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1) Replace files
2) Installer CD
Ok, these are both really bad.
Number 1 was acceptable on the public beta, or even 10.0. But now with 10.1, they haven't even fixed it???
What if you have a folder with 3000 files, and 1000 of them were all updated on another mac. Then you drag these 1000 new files back into the folder on the original mac to replace them all. UUUUGGGHHHHH
Mac OS X 10.1 still forces you to hit replace for EACH file. There is no replace all button!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY?????????????????????? (Luckily, I've never needed to use it, just a theoritical situation, but I KNOW one day it will bite me in the ass........)
Number 2 is horrible.
No mac OS X in existence is a secure machine.
The Mac OS X installer CD allows you to reset the password on any Mac OS X box. After you reset the password, you can log in as the administrator. Then, you can enable the root password. Now you have root access. This is a security hole as far as I'm concerned. Sure, I can put my OS X installer CD in a safe, but ANYONE who has ANY installer CD can do this to my mac. I have a notebook so I can maybe get a lock for it? Or desktop systems can get a CD-ROM lock? That's still not secure though. Security is reliable on the software level, not locks on the hardware slots..........
I can go to ANY Mac OS X display at any computer store, use the installer CD, enable root access, then rm -rf *
oh well, any news on fixes for the above 2 MAJOR issues????
-solrac-
2) Installer CD
Ok, these are both really bad.
Number 1 was acceptable on the public beta, or even 10.0. But now with 10.1, they haven't even fixed it???
What if you have a folder with 3000 files, and 1000 of them were all updated on another mac. Then you drag these 1000 new files back into the folder on the original mac to replace them all. UUUUGGGHHHHH
Mac OS X 10.1 still forces you to hit replace for EACH file. There is no replace all button!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY?????????????????????? (Luckily, I've never needed to use it, just a theoritical situation, but I KNOW one day it will bite me in the ass........)
Number 2 is horrible.
No mac OS X in existence is a secure machine.
The Mac OS X installer CD allows you to reset the password on any Mac OS X box. After you reset the password, you can log in as the administrator. Then, you can enable the root password. Now you have root access. This is a security hole as far as I'm concerned. Sure, I can put my OS X installer CD in a safe, but ANYONE who has ANY installer CD can do this to my mac. I have a notebook so I can maybe get a lock for it? Or desktop systems can get a CD-ROM lock? That's still not secure though. Security is reliable on the software level, not locks on the hardware slots..........
I can go to ANY Mac OS X display at any computer store, use the installer CD, enable root access, then rm -rf *
oh well, any news on fixes for the above 2 MAJOR issues????
-solrac-
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- To run the game on your Mac, you’ll require a system running OS X 10.12, powered by an Intel Core i5-750M or better coupled with an Intel HD 530 or better, and at least 4GB of RAM. Since the game is so massive, you’ll also need at least 70GB of free space on your system.
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