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All gripes I don’t have, and my m1 max is a kickass laptop, expensive but you get what you pay for. And I have quality. Reliable, clean and fast, both on the so
by white_dragon88 5y ago
All gripes I don’t have, and my m1 max is a kickass laptop, expensive but you get what you pay for. And I have quality. Reliable, clean and fast, both on the software and hardware side.
- JohnBooty 5y agoWe've got ~100 engineers in our company and there are essentially two categories of engineers: the ones that are enjoying their M1s and those who are looking forward to moving from Intel to M1. Admittedly that's still pretty anecdotal. It's not like each one of those engineers has rigorously tested all alternatives. But still, no complaints and people are loving the battery life and lack of heat. The dongle situation is unchanged from 2016-onward Intel Macs and has been resolved with the latest MBP models. The dongle situation was absurd but never thaaaat bad; you just had to buy a $70 dock dongle thingy. Single external monitor support on the lower-end models was lamentable, but also not a dealbreaker in an era of ginormous 4K displays. Lack of M1 support in software is almost a non-issue. Rosetta emulation is so fast that nobody notices or cares. The only exception has been our Docker-based stuff; took some massaging to support the new arch.
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