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I'm sure I've gotten 100-days uptimes on my MacBook. Close the lid at night, it goes to sleep, open it up in the morning, and continue working.
by fouc 5y ago
I'm sure I've gotten 100-days uptimes on my MacBook. Close the lid at night, it goes to sleep, open it up in the morning, and continue working.
- innocentoldguy 5y agoThis has been my experience as well. I've had an M1 MacBook Pro since they came out and I've never had to reboot my machine outside of software updates that required me to. It has always just run. I use my computer to write Elixir code, write music with Logic and Studio One, and edit photos/videos. Maybe none of those tasks trigger the problems other people are having.
- grosswait 5y agoI can’t get more than upper 30’s before it just starts doing too many odd things to work around
- ddoeth 5y agoYep, same for me. But the restart fixes it every time. That's why I set a timer that reminds me to restart after 20+ days.
- abrowne 5y agoOnly if you skip updates that require a reboot?
- TomVDB 5y agoSame here. I get ridiculous uptimes on mine. (And, yes, I defer SW updates…)
- postalrat 5y agoRefreshing just HN probably doesn't take too many resources.
- eru 5y agoDon't OS upgrades come out more often than that?