I always wonder about posts like these. Most people don't have problems with security updates— in fact a security update has never once in my many years as a Mac user caused anything I'd call a catastrophe. I think once there was a small glitch, but it was fixed pretty quickly. The worse thing to happen ever was the crappy 10.4.10 update that made my Mac unable to connect to my router, but even that was pretty easy for me to fix.
My sense of things are that people who have huge problems like this have deeper problems underlying their computer. I won't go into how I think those problems got there. I will say that 90% of the time something goes horribly wrong with my Mac it's my fault for screwing with things — 5% is from bad 3rd party programs and the other 5% is a bad Apple programming.
Apple isn't perfect, but it isn't like they are going about things half-***ed.
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I always wonder about posts like these. Most people don't have problems with security updates— in fact a security update has never once in my many years as a Mac user caused anything I'd call a catastrophe. I think once there was a small glitch, but it was fixed pretty quickly. The worse thing to happen ever was the crappy 10.4.10 update that made my Mac unable to connect to my router, but even that was pretty easy for me to fix.My sense of things are that people who have huge problems like this have deeper problems underlying their computer. I won't go into how I think those problems got there. I will say that 90% of the time something goes horribly wrong with my Mac it's my fault for screwing with things — 5% is from bad 3rd party programs and the other 5% is a bad Apple programming.
Apple isn't perfect, but it isn't like they are going about things half-***ed.
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Wednesday, March 19 2008 @ 08:59 AM PDT