> devastating regression in iPadOS 27
We clearly have different types of problems in our lives, the author and I.
Yes, this guy’s whole life and workflow for teaching to a large class was based around his iPad having a basic feature. If you don’t lecture to students using an iPad, probably you do have different problems.
That’s a frustration. That’s not the same thing as a devastation.
Yes, probably because that's not a feature that you really on daily. What of it?
If my iPad caught on fire and Apple stopped making it so I couldn’t replace it, it still wouldn’t be devastating.
It’s not about what features are used or not used or available or not available, it’s about having a little perspective.
Yes, this guy’s whole life and workflow for teaching to a large class was based around his iPad having a basic feature. If you don’t lecture to students using an iPad, probably you do have different problems.
That’s a frustration. That’s not the same thing as a devastation.
Yes, probably because that's not a feature that you really on daily. What of it?
If my iPad caught on fire and Apple stopped making it so I couldn’t replace it, it still wouldn’t be devastating.
It’s not about what features are used or not used or available or not available, it’s about having a little perspective.