The only problem with the two computers was a lack of SSD but a kit from OWC fixed that for both of them.
Krypton includes support for SSH, gpg signed git commits, and soon generic gpg signing[1], all backed by TouchID or your passphrase[2]. Make sure to setup Krypton with the "Nist P256 (Secure Enclave)" curve. Private keys generated in the Secure Enclave are only possible to extract using a zero-day in the Secure Enclave coprocessor.
[0] https://krypt.co [1] https://github.com/kryptco/krypton-ios/pull/95
[2] Protip: iOS passphrases consisting of only digits will use a keypad on the unlock screen.
When it passes, I planning on replacing it with another old macbook. Are following models as reliable? What about macbook air ?
I'm worried because the white macbook was easy to repair and upgrade, the others seem much harder to take apart.
Awesome hardware though. Built like a tank.
I wish it was more like Nuget, where you can select the version you want and have to explicitly upgrade, with an easy downgrade option.
I know people that've reluctantly retired their otherwise fully functional iPad 2-era devices for the same reason.
You have to have downloaded the app previously on the same account. The workaround is to download the app with iTunes and then it will let you download the same app on your iOS device as long as there was once a compatible version.
My point being, I'm about to hit the three year mark on an Android phone.
So lets be clear, apple has no problem stopping you from running the latest iOS.
But they do let you install iOS9, which makes a 4S totally shite slow.
They don't have a problem stopping you from running a recent version. They just have a problem stopping you from running the version that will make your phone shit, and then preventing you from going back to the previous version.
they deliberately "brick" phones. they don't have to let you run iOS9, just because its the latest version. The iPhone 3 couldn't run iOS9. And they don't mind making it so that the 4S can't run iOS10. So why not say iOS8 is the cut-off for 4S? Well, because the 4S could run iOS8 and still be useable, and then you wouldn't need to buy a new fucking phone.
So the very last version they let^H^H^H force you to install is the one that'll make it shit.
Sure, you can flash it yourself to the latest version, but there's no guarantee that it'll work. In my book, not having support from the OEM on the latest possible version of Android that can be loaded on your device does not count as having access.
Lenovo doesn't provide OEM support for ubuntu on my thinkpad, but that doens't mean to I don't have access to it.
Not exactly the most consumer-friendly way to get software updates. That's not comparable to how Apple does it