- Twitter for mac not 280 characters install#
- Twitter for mac not 280 characters full#
- Twitter for mac not 280 characters password#
The reason I didn’t understand what was going on was because I was just counting dots and assuming which letters were deleted at first. So when I typed in that second C there were then two in a row. In reality, it had cleared the field, replacing both the A and B with a C. After I type in the C that causes the field to reset, I erroneously believed that it had deleted both the B and C, leaving only the A, so I say “C” again out loud and type another C, believing the text entered is now “ac”. So the reason I end up with two Cs in a row at the beginning is because I actually typed in another.
Twitter for mac not 280 characters password#
The whole existing password is deleted and replaced by the letter you just typed. So I am able to replicate this reliably but at first I misunderstood what was happening.Ħ. Either your execs need to use the product often, or the engineers need to be empowered to make changes without exec approval (or both, like at Netflix or Facebook/IG). I think in the end it boils down to visibility to people who can affect change. The quality on MacOs has been falling, quite possibly because all the execs are using iPads and iPhones as their daily drivers, and rarely using laptops. At Twitter, you don't see a lot of executive use. At Netflix the execs use it pretty much every day. In fact, when I worked there, they had to give us a $10 credit just to get us to use it (and then stopped when the users said it wasn't fair that employees were bidding with someone else's money).Īt Facebook/IG, the execs use the platform often. The best conclusion I can come to is whether or not the executives use the technology on a regular basis.Īt eBay, the execs didn't use the platform much. I've thought a lot about this, having worked at some of these companies with both good and bad quality.
Twitter for mac not 280 characters full#
Whatever you do, have a full backup before you even think about starting just in case, of course.
Twitter for mac not 280 characters install#
If you have the Mojave installer downloaded you might be able to just install it right on the data partition and wipe the Catalina OS partition afterwards.
Wish I had a better recollection of which it was, but since Mojave is no longer the latest public build it may be moot. One would reinstall the current OS, one would reinstall the version that shipped on the Mac, and one would reinstall the current public build, I think. I tried a few, each offering a different OS to install. Unfortunately I do not recall which recovery mode I booted into. After that I just removed the now-blank partition that formerly housed Catalina and renamed my data partition back to its regular name. Think I had to reinstall Homebrew and Node and that was about it. A few other things won’t work, like Mojave Reminders won’t sync with iOS 13, but otherwise it wasn’t so bad. Music library won’t work with iTunes but I got around that with Apple Music iCloud Library. No data had to be wiped, and most kept working. Since Catalina installs the OS on a separate partition inside an APFS container, I wiped the OS partition, then booted into one of the recovery modes (there are 3, I think) to reinstall Mojave on the partition containing my data.
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