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givinguflac
11y ago
If you haven't installed an SSD in your machine I definitely would.
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givinguflac
11y ago
I have a 2014 retina MBP and I run VMWare daily with Windows 7 and allotted 8 cores and 8 GB of RAM, leaving the same amount for the Mac side, and I never see a beachball. I always have at least two browsers with a few dozen Windows, outloo
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givinguflac
11y ago
That's certainly a valid concern; I have never been in that situation so yeah that could be trouble. Aren't there typically local repair centers that do authorized repairs? If not that's a huge oversight even if they only all
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givinguflac
11y ago
While I agree with you, when your current Mac is older and relegated to media PC duty, are you going to need more than the 8 or 16GB of RAM it shipped with? As for batteries, it's almost the exact same price to buy a battery a replace
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givinguflac
11y ago
You're incredibly ignorant to the reality if you really think that a small town wiped of small businesses by Walmart will have any capital to start a grocery store when they leave. Have you ever actually lived in a small town where mos
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givinguflac
11y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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givinguflac
11y ago
Thank you! This shit is getting out of hand.
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givinguflac
11y ago
Privacy?
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givinguflac
11y ago
You clearly have no freaking idea what you're talking about if you fear a nutritional drink more than living in prison. Soylent is far better tasting/for you than many of the meals one is fed in prison. Truly spoken like someone w
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givinguflac
11y ago
The Xbone costs minimum double what the Apple TV does and has a ton more hardware. It should be at least a little better.
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givinguflac
11y ago
Harvard has enough money in their endowment to easily have everyone go to there for free for centuries without changing a thing.
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givinguflac
11y ago
mSATA and M.2 are insanely slow compared to their current choice of PCIe, which is NOT a proprietary slot and FF.
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givinguflac
11y ago
Do you have an example of Apple "selling user data" ? Because I don't think you do.
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givinguflac
11y ago
The results aren't good enough to compete in games that require an expensive dedicated graphics card that costs more than the device this gpu will go in. FTFY. Compared to any current phone/tablet GPU, it's going to be a big
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givinguflac
11y ago
Public transit used the same roads, no one "requires" one to drive.
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givinguflac
11y ago
A major reason putting that underground was a goal was to capture and filter emissions, which has definitely helped. Keep in mind too that the whole projects was designed decades before many newly modern construction techniques.
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givinguflac
11y ago
This sounds amazing and I'm happy you've found a solution that works for you. Unfortunately in my experience this scenario is basically impossible for 98% of people in the US - I assume when you say 'my country' that you
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givinguflac
11y ago
This is genius, and I wish there was a controlled experiment like this in real life.
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givinguflac
11y ago
I've managed a ton of Macs and can't say I've ever come across the need to remove an update, or really any issue with updates failing, but maybe I'm lucky?
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givinguflac
11y ago
Are you suggesting people should not learn to cope with uncomfortable ideas? This is a pretty ridiculous comment you're making here. Freedom of speech and expression has, is, and always will be more important than one's personal c
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givinguflac
11y ago
Nope
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givinguflac
11y ago
Most of this could probably be mitigated within the home by installing rodent deterrent systems that emit high frequency (inaudible) noise. It would like drown out the lower signal level of this type of signal. S/N ratio for the win.
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givinguflac
11y ago
Have you ever actually done extensive repair of mobile devices? I'm actually glad they changed the screws; Phillips screws that small strip pretty easily and then you're actually locked out of the device. the newer style screw all