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asendra
9y ago
The only time your mac ask for your credit card information is when you are trying to pay something with your Apple account and you don't already have it. If you don't want to be uncomfortable then simply don't try to pay for
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asendra
9y ago
Except when you want to use the device and charge it...
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asendra
9y ago
iPads/iPhones, the last few generations don't throttle, at least not in 30m-1h of continuous usage, compared to Android devices. Check Anandtech reviews if you don’t believe it.
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asendra
9y ago
Ignore the stated frequency in the geekbench page as its almost always wrong. That intel cpu is pegged at 3.2Ghz for the duration of the bench vs (supposedly) 2.36Ghz on the iPad.
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asendra
9y ago
Unsurprising? So it is an easy thing to do to at least equal Intel with their vast experience after only a few years, when no one else is able to do it? By the way if you have a problem with the number of cores just compare the single core
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asendra
9y ago
I think this is a better comparison, as both have same TDP and fanless. (That Intel is a Kaby Lake Y Core i5 1.2Ghz/3.2Ghz Boost cpu) Edit for perspective: Thats the same cpu in the just upgraded MacBooks. http://browser.gee
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asendra
9y ago
You might prefer this one, as I find it much more relevant. http://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/compare/3036382?baseline... That is a Core-i5 Kaby Lake Y. Same approximately TDP, both fanless. Thats the CPU i
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asendra
9y ago
That was about Geekbench 3, the previous version. The new version doesn't have those problems, and also it uses the exact same workload between desktops and mobile devices. In those same forums there are comments by Linus about the new
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asendra
9y ago
Yes, that is a bummer. It means that all those NFC iphonse 6/6s in countries without Apple pay will never use the capabilities. Just stupid.
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asendra
9y ago
Not really.
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asendra
9y ago
My understanding is that not even that is safe. Amazon mixes stock for the same sku product from all their suppliers, so even if only one of them is selling fakes, you can get one. Not even "Ship from and sold by Amazon.com" is sa
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asendra
9y ago
All the rich people that bought the expensive Teslas have used up almost all of the tax credits so the majority of model 3 buyers will be SOL
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asendra
9y ago
I just keep waiting for Twitter to show some fucking adaptability.
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asendra
10y ago
But how will they further the understanding of human biology! [0] [0] - "Our goal is to further the understanding of human biology, not just turn things orange on a timer. It's a longer term undertaking and a much more difficult o
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asendra
10y ago
You can't even set up the hours you want f.lux to run. And the reason given by the developers is insane. Just for that I say good ridance.
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asendra
10y ago
And solar panels. And electric vehicles..
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asendra
10y ago
They are supporting them at least 4 years, not 2. That's Google. Edit: Well now you edited your response and mine doesn't make sense :/
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asendra
10y ago
I read the other day a bullshity response in their forums like that their objective was to understand human behaviour not just set timers or something like that. Edit: - "Our goal is to further the understanding of human biology, not j
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asendra
10y ago
Well, given that the Flux team has refused for years to allow us to configure the times and for how long it activates itself, I welcome Apple bringing this to the mac.
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asendra
10y ago
True, i can't imagine that being the case in macOS. Though, I was still very disappointed to find out that using the ethernet thunderbolt dongle used more battery that using wifi in my 2015 rMBP.
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asendra
10y ago
I think what he meant to say was that the Wii U has been mostly underutilized.
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asendra
10y ago
So much this.
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asendra
10y ago
Language evolves. If the vast majority of people understand by Autopilot the capability of driving alone without assistance, and you know it, I don't care that the proper textbook definition of that technology refers to assisted drivin
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asendra
10y ago
Apple's chip. Not Qualcomm's. That's what he/she is laughing about.
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asendra
10y ago
I think that order takes into account revenue not volume.
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asendra
10y ago
It's 16:10.
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asendra
10y ago
Yeah, this is basically my opinion too. Luckily I was due for an upgrade last year when the Broadwells came out so Im set for a few years, otherwise this would have been a painful update for me. I believe is fair for them to raise prices if
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asendra
10y ago
2 years ago, while I still had just a Macbook Air, I built a gaming PC, but choose all the hardware from the tonymacx86 guide so I could use it also for iOS development. Last year I bought a Broadwell rMBP and relegated the Gaming PC to jus
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asendra
10y ago
Quantum PC master race? /s
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asendra
10y ago
Damn, I would love to have an excuse to play around with this.
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