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My Office 2011 install has received several updates this year already.

Office 2011 is still receiving regular security updates.

But if you are deleting images (and other things) from a phone to give it somebody else, you'd normally don't hand over the iCloud account as well ... unless maybe if you want to hand over all the ...

One argument against the current release cycle could be that the length of the public beta period is fixed by the date of WWDC and the release of the new iPhone. The latter sets the release date ...

Of course they will, possibly with 10.15 (though they could also prolong support by another year). But definitely not with 10.14 coming out later this year. Otherwise they wouldn't have added the ...

And I'll bet that compromise won't be very onerous. Most likely running a 32-bit app will require loading additional software resources which increases memory footprint and creates a very slight ...

You skipped a year, this year, 2018, eight years after the release of Office 2011, macOS 10.14 will be released. MacOS 10.15 will be released in 2019.

But it wasn't clear whether you knew that it was a one-time warning, not something coming up every time you launch the app. And part of what I wrote is for the benefit of others, for whom having ...

(1) This warning was introduced with 10.13.4 (2) This is a one-time warning (per app) when you first launch it after the OS update (it come up again once after ...

How long the did the MF DSLR makers keep up their price levels after Canon and later Nikon and Sony entered the FF DSLR market?

Crop factor between m43 and APS-C: 1.24x (Canon) to 1.31x (everybody else)
Crop factor between FF and GFX: 1.28x

Compare the Panasonic 200 mm f/2.8 with your Nikon. Also much larger. Or compare the Nikon 50 mm f/1.4 D or G with latest Sigma 50 mm f/1.4. Better image quality is making lenses larger.

I'll spin up at least once or twice a year, just to keep the lubrication going.

No, that is the wrong approach. You know that on average a newer OS version brings more benefits than downsides. This can vary from update to update (and we naturally have to compare apples with ...

Sure, to avoid a very small risk, you forgo all the benefits of the newer OS version. This is also how people deal with financial investments. Even if the odds are known people will rather not ...

Most improvements will be invisible to you (like better structural security) or will only be known to you when you actually come across them (eg, a feature you only learn about by using the ...

I just learned that ZIP files are natively only supported in iOS in Messages and Mail. For other uses you still need (free) third-party apps (one decent one is "iZip"). Below is how downloading ...

Ah, everything is a bit more complicated with Google. For once, in contrast to Windows or Macs, iOS has two Google browsers, one named 'Google Chrome' and one named 'Google'. Except that the ...

The default browser on iPads is Safari. You can manually choose to use another browser but by default, eg, when you click on a link received in an email, Safari will open. Both in Safari and Chrome ...

Whatever you do, remember to download the High Sierra updater at some point before the next major version of macOS comes out. At some point you might want to update to High Sierra (but not to then ...