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Snow Leopard

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Oct 9, 2026

Marcus RansomHOST
16:22
... looking, looking forward to that.
Marcus RansomHOST
16:24
But yeah, this is, this has been one of those, um, you know, where everybody keeps saying a, a Snow Leopard release, where, um, we're getting some really solid capabilities in there, but it's not really breaking too much.
Marcus RansomHOST
16:41
Um, in- interesting hearing you talking about the TCC database.
Marcus RansomHOST
16:44
Probably the biggest management concern people have had of the management changes to TCC with the moving into declarations and the big sort of unified consent, um, accessibility, um, having some changes which went from being removed to now just being deprecated.
MikeHOST
1:11
... uh, not only promises to fix the myriad bugs and visual flaws of its predecessor, Tahoe, but it actually does, which is why we've been calling it, or I've been calling it Snow Tahoe.
MikeHOST
1:26
Because, uh, for those old enough to remember, OS X Snow Leopard was released back in the fall of 2009.
MikeHOST
1:36
Can't believe it's been that long.
Darren DaviesGUEST
1:37
Yeah.
MikeHOST
1:53
So everybody was standing in line for it.
MikeHOST
1:54
Everybody wanted it, and everybody got it right away.
MikeHOST
1:58
And, uh, Snow Leopard was released to fix the myriad flaws and foibles of its predecessor, as I mentioned a moment ago, OS X Leopard.
MikeHOST
2:08
Now, Golden Gate does the same thing for Tahoe, and though I've really only had a little over a week to play with it for reals, uh, probably about a week and a half, something like that, uh, 'cause I've been traveling a lot, I would say that so far it pretty much delivers.
Wesley HilliardHOST
6:09
It's a pretty big release.
Wesley HilliardHOST
6:10
This is not a Snow Leopard release by any stretch.
Wesley HilliardHOST
6:15
But I want to point out, for those that are interested in this, and I get it, but maybe chill out a little bit, but you do you.
Wesley HilliardHOST
6:25
It's your technology.
Chance MillerHOST
1:32
Go with that.
Chance MillerHOST
1:33
Snow Leopard? I don't know.
Benjamin MayoHOST
1:34
[laughs] Yeah, Snow Leopard.
Chance MillerHOST
1:35
Li- Lion? I don't know.
Benjamin MayoHOST
1:35
Yeah, yeah.
Benjamin MayoHOST
1:36
Back to Snow Leopard sidebars-
Chance MillerHOST
1:37
[laughs]
Benjamin MayoHOST
1:37
... where they go top to bottom.
Thomas DomleyGUEST
15:42
Yeah.
Kat GarbisHOST
15:43
I'm just sitting here, 70 operating systems where people like still on Snow Leopard.
Kat GarbisHOST
15:48
My goodness.
Kat GarbisHOST
15:48
I can't even.
Josh ThorntonHOST
15:54
Ow.
Josh ThorntonHOST
15:55
Yeah.
Josh ThorntonHOST
15:56
Don't knock Snow Leopard, y'all.
Josh ThorntonHOST
15:57
It was a great OS.
Pilgrim MooreVOICE_ACTOR
41:24
Alternatively, through the Leopard National Park, take your chances across the border in Heilongjiang, China.
Win EllisVOICE_ACTOR
41:33
I'd be more concerned about Snow Leopards than actual leopards.
Win EllisVOICE_ACTOR
41:37
Snow Leopards are Chinese special police units.
Pilgrim MooreVOICE_ACTOR
41:40
I know what the Snow Leopards are.
Win EllisVOICE_ACTOR
41:41
Yeah.
Simeon ShawVOICE_ACTOR
41:42
Now, Russia can give you that opportunity with the corruption, the discord in the Far East, but otherwise, trying to pull this off in Russia itself, that's a problem.
Brian TongHOST
44:11
...
Brian TongHOST
44:11
Ma- Mac O- macOS Lep- Snow Leopard-
Jermaine DevasGUEST
44:14
Yes
Brian TongHOST
44:14
... on a disk had-
Simon RitterGUEST
51:34
And that was still working fine.
Simon RitterGUEST
51:36
Obviously, like you said, I mean, I think it was like Snow Leopard or something like that was the last operating system that you can install on there.
Simon RitterGUEST
51:45
But yeah, it still worked fine.
Simon RitterGUEST
51:47
I sold it.

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