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Have you actually done anything to try and fix these issues? Because this is not typical I use 1password and it doesn't take 5 seconds to open. Did I accidentl

Have you actually done anything to try and fix these issues? Because this is not typical I use 1password and it doesn't take 5 seconds to open. Did I accidently install linux or something? because since it's the OS causing your delay it would be causing me to have the same delay. xcode installs just fine for my entire team. Just did the update myself, worked just fine. I plug into a dock and undock constantly during the day, and while it could be quickinger, 10 seconds and flickering is NOT my experience. and what the fk are you doing to your connections that you consider usb-c brittle?!?

inimino 6y ago
There's a lot more non-determinism in a modern MacOS install than you imagine. "WFM" doesn't invalidate the anecdote to which you reply. TFA is about putting network requests in system calls ffs.
gmanley 6y ago
What makes you think that your experience is the typical one? I've had these problems as well and so have a lot of people I've talked too. Obviously that's just more anecdotes and doesn't prove anything but neither does your comment.
Nextgrid 6y ago
I've just tried connecting to my external monitor again and 10 seconds is exactly how much it took - no exaggeration there. The internal monitor goes blank for 1 or 2 seconds, then both monitors turn on and it takes another ~8 seconds for the UI to adjust and the windows to be moved to the proper place. > you consider usb-c brittle?!? It's much easier to unplug USB-C than HDMI or DisplayPort, for one. USB-C itself is a terrible mess that requires an engineering degree to figure out what's compatible and not, and maybe it's just me and I have a shit hub but I had an external hard drive crash midway through a file transfer due to power issues despite being powered by a Apple charger (the hub and all the peripherals went dark and the laptop stopped charging, then started cycling on and off where every time the drive tries to start up again it kills everything).
yyyk 6y ago
OP is a typical Apple "You're holding it wrong" reaction. It's never Apple's fault when its OS doesn't work right - it's always the user's fault. Despite the user paying a premium for Apple, or Apple having control over hardware its OS works with.

inimino 6y ago

There's a lot more non-determinism in a modern MacOS install than you imagine. "WFM" doesn't invalidate the anecdote to which you reply. TFA is about putting network requests in system calls ffs.

gmanley 6y ago

What makes you think that your experience is the typical one? I've had these problems as well and so have a lot of people I've talked too. Obviously that's just more anecdotes and doesn't prove anything but neither does your comment.

Nextgrid 6y ago

I've just tried connecting to my external monitor again and 10 seconds is exactly how much it took - no exaggeration there. The internal monitor goes blank for 1 or 2 seconds, then both monitors turn on and it takes another ~8 seconds for the UI to adjust and the windows to be moved to the proper place. > you consider usb-c brittle?!? It's much easier to unplug USB-C than HDMI or DisplayPort, for one. USB-C itself is a terrible mess that requires an engineering degree to figure out what's compatible and not, and maybe it's just me and I have a shit hub but I had an external hard drive crash midway through a file transfer due to power issues despite being powered by a Apple charger (the hub and all the peripherals went dark and the laptop stopped charging, then started cycling on and off where every time the drive tries to start up again it kills everything).

yyyk 6y ago

OP is a typical Apple "You're holding it wrong" reaction. It's never Apple's fault when its OS doesn't work right - it's always the user's fault. Despite the user paying a premium for Apple, or Apple having control over hardware its OS works with.