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If it refers to random beach balls for 30 seconds when accessing disk ether directly or through apps... yeah I get that. I found it disappointing, a flaw in an
by foobar1962 3y ago
If it refers to random beach balls for 30 seconds when accessing disk ether directly or through apps... yeah I get that. I found it disappointing, a flaw in an otherwise great machine (M1 Mac mini).
- MBCook 3y agoNetwork disk drives, like SMB, are a finder killer. Have been forever. It’s like they have an exclusive lock over finder GUI updates/events. It’s sad but it’s true.
- Angostura 3y agoI probably see a beach ball once every 6 months. But I have 16GB RAM.
- foobar1962 3y agoI have 16BG too. I have a Time Machine backup set up for a disk plugged into an AirPort Extreme, could that be the issue? (The machine connected to the network using WiFi if that matters.)