Dash author is lying? Pusher of shovelware(forums.macrumors.com)
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Dash author is lying? Pusher of shovelware
http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-says-1-000-fraudulent-reviews-were-detected-across-two-accounts-owned-by-dash-developer-update-developer-responds.2005850/page-12#post-23708918
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It's only been possible to cut and paste files since OS X 10.7, and it's not done with cmd+x/cmd+v, but cmd+c and then cmd+option+v for "move items here". I guess the logic behind it is that "cutting" a file would not delete it, and that files are different from text and images in that way.
Just to confirm my otherwise vague memories, has OSX always supported cmd + x and cmd + v in the finder
I'd have to start bisecting versions of OS X to find exactly which, but up until a versions ago cmd-x didn't do anything in Finder. Cmd-c worked, but not cmd-x.
I'd have to start bisecting versions of OS X to find exactly which, but up until a versions ago cmd-x didn't do anything in Finder. Cmd-c worked, but not cmd-x.
i'm on macOS Sierra and cmd +x does not work. Well under the global menu there is "cut", but it's greyed out for files/folders.
Original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12646919
In the original discussion, a lot of people were certain that Apple, Google & Co constantly abuse their powers. Good to know that's perhaps not that worse after all.
I read threads here and on reddit and found it interesting that on reddit the consensus was that apple handled it quite well and according to the evidence they had and that the dev should have realized why he was on the hook. Plus the taping of the phonecall and subsequent publishing was also not the way to do things.
HN likes to go on tears about some big service hurting some little entrepreneur via random, unexplained mistreatment. And yet, most of the time, these stories turn out to involve blatant breaking of terms of use. At this point, whenever I see these stories, I assume that I'm reading a self-serving account by someone who knows exactly what they did wrong, and then I look for any sign that this isn't the case.
It's gotten a little better over time, at least. There was a point, years back, where it seemed like every other day there was a front-page post by some guy running a linkfarm complaining that Google had mysteriously and unjustly weakened their God-given search rankings.
It's gotten a little better over time, at least. There was a point, years back, where it seemed like every other day there was a front-page post by some guy running a linkfarm complaining that Google had mysteriously and unjustly weakened their God-given search rankings.
This guy has taken a page right from Ryan Lochte. He should have owned up to it instead of deflecting.
If it was missing I would say for $5 for a quick fix for those that don't want to look any further for a solution, this is not robbery is it?