nexus7556

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by nexus7556 4y ago
I do not, it’s not an option. If it’s a Mac it has to run macOS
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by nexus7556 4y ago
Yes. I’m a Googler who uses a 15” M1 MacBook Pro
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by nexus7556 4y ago
I get about 1.5 a week from them and I always tell them I’m not interested in working for Amazon. They call about once a month too. I wish they would leave me alone.
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by nexus7556 4y ago
I think he is entertaining, but I don't find his reviews critical enough. He typically reads off a spec sheet and shares subjective opinions of just a few days of use. I need deeper, more critical reviews
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by nexus7556 4y ago
Same. I recently moved to iOS and I found the Gmail app to be pretty buggy. Staring emails worked about 50% of the time, scrolling in HTML emails was very janky, clicking on a notification and reading an email didn't mark the email as
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by nexus7556 4y ago
Every action requires waiting. Its so frustrating. Open the app, spinner. Click themostat, spinner. Change the temperature, spinner. Its so frustrating. I use Home Assistant now as my primary home control app.
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by nexus7556 4y ago
Its equally bad on Google's flagship Pixel 6 Pro. There are three tabs in the gPay app and its about 2FPS as it animates between the tabs. Scrolling is janky.
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by nexus7556 5y ago
Agreed. I was plagued by the issues with the puma chipset. I couldn’t figure it out, Comcast was clueless. I eventually found the threads on dslreports, bought a non-puma modem and all the problems instantly went away.
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by nexus7556 5y ago
>The expansion rate in the next 5 years seems decent. I'm super skeptical about their expansion plans. Using the FCC's broadband map[1], I took a look at coverage around my neighborhood in Mountain View, CA. If AT&T fiber a