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For $550 on sale, the base M4 Mini is a steal. It's a really good deal. I'm not a desktop person at all. My last desktop was bought in around 2010. But I'm tem
by aurareturn 2y ago
For $550 on sale, the base M4 Mini is a steal. It's a really good deal.
I'm not a desktop person at all. My last desktop was bought in around 2010. But I'm tempted to pick one up just because.
- rasz 2y agoA computer you cant run any of your own code on without constant "This Program Could Harm Your Mac" popups.
- _mlbt 2y agoI’ve never seen any of my own code that I’ve written trigger Gatekeeper warnings. Even for third party software, it’s trivial to disable on a case by case basis as needed while still keeping the security benefits that Gatekeeper provides.
- JojoFatsani 2y agoThis is an exaggeration
- unshavedyak 2y agoWhat? I use my MacBook for development and I’ve got no idea what you’re referring to. Hell I use Nix on Mac, a massive pile of custom codes lol
- wink 2y agoDownloading mac builds of software I have used for years for the first time (new to mac) has actually given me this popup several times and I had to do this `xattr -cr` dance manually, this is on 15.0/15.1. I'm neither saying it's constant nor am I saying it's never happening. So far I have not run into any serious problems compared to Windows or Linux.
- ajdude 2y agoNot only do I compile my own code and have absolutely no issues with pop-ups, I distribute my code to others without issue. You have options like homebrew or even just curl/wget (which bypasses those pop-ups too).
- _mlbt 2y agoWith education discount, it’s $500. I upgraded from a base model M1 because with my trade in it came to $270. I have no regrets at all, the M4 Mac mini is a phenomenal computer for the price.