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What's booting? Nothing I use with any frequency gets rebooted except for updates, more or less. Exception: non-Apple stuff. Because those things tend to die
by wharvle 3y ago
What's booting?
Nothing I use with any frequency gets rebooted except for updates, more or less.
Exception: non-Apple stuff. Because those things tend to die while "sleeping" and unplugged, very quickly (my secondary work Windows laptop, which burns almost half its battery per 12 hours in "sleep mode"; my Steamdeck, which is barely better than that; the Switch though it's almost always on the dock anyway so that's rarely an issue)
- chris-orgmenta 3y agoI agree that we should pretend that my question said "from standby" instead of "boot"
- wharvle 3y agoIf it's like iOS devices, I'd assume less than a second to interactive, potentially so fast that most people don't notice it isn't instant. If it's like macOS, maybe 2-3 seconds to interactive.
- cubefox 3y agoIt shuts down completely when the battery is unplugged / swapped. Very different from other Apple products. Boot time is 37 seconds according to https://youtube.com/watch?v=GkPw6ScHyb4&t=40m38s https://youtube.com/watch?v=GkPw6ScHyb4&t=40m38s
- buffington 3y agoIt is an iOS device. It's essentially an iPad Pro (with a lot of obvious other hardware) running a modified iPadOS.