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rjmccall posted:if you’re enrolled in MDM they can probably image your personal phone anyway
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susan b buffering posted:focuses have an option to only show specific home screen pages when we did a partial office before omicron I used that plus geofencing to toggle distracting apps and hide certain notifications it's takes a bit of setup, but it's really nice and ease to tweak later. I have an automated one that hides notification bubbles and all but a few critical app notifications for evenings, too. really takes the encouragement off checking apps it can syncs across devices, too, so off means off everywhere all at once
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Anne Frank Funk posted:nice! yeah my bike mode only shows that screen and it rules.
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I got a 2010 polycarbonate MacBook from an estate sale for $47. It won't charge and dies when I unplug it from the charger. The Coconut Battery program says it only has 86 cycles on the battery, but the battery status is "poor". Reset the SMC stuff and all that to no avail. Should I just replace the battery? I guess it doesn't really matter since I bought it to have something to tinker with. Thing's fuckin mint, though.
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Astoundingly Ugly Baby posted:I got a 2010 polycarbonate MacBook from an estate sale for $47. It won't charge and dies when I unplug it from the charger. The Coconut Battery program says it only has 86 cycles on the battery, but the battery status is "poor". if you want to use it off charger, yeah a battery swap should fix it. im not surprised it’s completely shot, at 86 cycles over 11+ years it probably lived on a charger the whole time (not great) and if they ever chucked it in a drawer and forgot about it then it probably did a deep discharge (really not great). if you never intend to use it on battery you don’t absolutely need to do the swap though (I have a titanium PowerBook in a similar situation so I just keep it plugged in all the time).
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didn’t ones from that era run at a lower clock speed without the battery?
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maybe if you removed it completely which i never said to do
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carry on then posted:maybe if you removed it completely which i never said to do yeah it doesn’t necessarily matter
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FCKGW posted:didn’t ones from that era run at a lower clock speed without the battery? i think that's about the right era yeah. iirc it's that the ac adapter and bypass caps aren't specified to deal with worst case current demand spikes, so the machine needs a reasonably good battery to avoid random crashes at normal clock speeds
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that's a lot of laptops. no one wants to ship a 100w charger instead of a 50w charger just to avoid occasionally draining the battery to 99%
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did the macbooks ship with lower wattage bricks? it'd make sense, I suppose since they clocked them lower. maybe the core 2 duo switch got power down to something that'd run on a smaller brick, too. my 2006 rev. a (core duo) shipped with an 85w and exhibited that behavior. the brick was (for apple) large, maybe 50% larger than the poerbooks from the year prior? i can't recall if undervolting and fiddling with clock allowed it to run above base without a battery, by the time it got to that point the gpu was getting tetchy and it hasn't been able to run for more than a few minutes without visual artifacting and crashing in years
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i remember my 2010 13-inch pro having a smaller brick than what the 15-inch models came with, yeah. Like 60 watts
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the old magsafe chargers came in 45w for the airs, 60w for the 13" mbps and 85w for the 15" and 17" mbps the 2021 chargers are wild. the air is 30w and the 16" pro is 140w
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apple's mdm is actually pretty restrictive, even when the phone is in supervised mode the user's privacy is really well protected.
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CoolRanch posted:I just like loving around with my devices.(came from an s21u before the 13 pro) so visual stuff, tones, maybe a working 4chan browser. If not, whatever.
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airport express arrived Saturday and I got it setup after a couple of tries. the PO didn't factory reset it so i had to do that and update the firmware. bit of a pita on initial setup because I thought I could have it on Ethernet and use it directly as an AirPlay receiver, but doing that turns it into a router and it started renaming all my macs on the network lol. going wifi only gives the "join an existing network" option so now it's fine.
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if you really want a good airplay receiver pis work great now
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mediaphage posted:piss works great now always did
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Achmed Jones posted:always did 𝛑ss
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paging nu-mbp havers itt, especially if anyone here also codes a lot in python or otherwise does ml. how's the experience now that hopefully dust has settled/honeymoon is over?
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I do a lot of python but not ml. Only thing I've had difficulty with was compiling Pillow for python 2 (!) on arm. Everything else works beautifully. Ymmv with ml specific things
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cheers. ml is guaranteed to be rough, but also really stack dependent - and im switching gigs for a greenfield project in a domain i don’t have too much experience with
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and the hardware itself? any weird late warts people are finding out now, or finally a normal laptop for adult professionals
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nontechnical women and children, sorry
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cinci zoo sniper posted:and the hardware itself? any weird late warts people are finding out now, or finally a normal laptop for adult professionals it’s good, op. vastly better than any recent intel mbsp.
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at worst you might have to run stuff via rosetta rather than natively. docker/vms are basically the only things that don't work at all.
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Podman and buildah work well for my container needfuls (admittedly not nearly as well as on Linux)
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Plorkyeran posted:at worst you might have to run stuff via rosetta rather than natively. docker/vms are basically the only things that don't work at all. vms work, just not x86 ones. arm64 linux and windows run nicely tho and the windows x86 emulation is fine
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Plorkyeran posted:at worst you might have to run stuff via rosetta rather than natively. docker/vms are basically the only things that don't work at all. docker has been totally fine for me. I do a bunch of local python web stuff. I think I needed to mess with a psycopg package to make it not build or something, but that was a one off thing.
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wish you would make all your code not build
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Granite Octopus posted:docker has been totally fine for me. I do a bunch of local python web stuff. I think I needed to mess with a psycopg package to make it not build or something, but that was a one off thing. the main problem is that the vm has to be arm64 too and you can't use rosetta inside the vm, so you're reliant on anything you need inside the vm supporting arm64
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cheers for chiming in, folksGranite Octopus posted:docker has been totally fine for me. I do a bunch of local python web stuff. I think I needed to mess with a psycopg package to make it not build or something, but that was a one off thing. psycopg2 is not trivial to compile on an x86 mac either, that's normal
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Plorkyeran posted:the main problem is that the vm has to be arm64 too and you can't use rosetta inside the vm, so you're reliant on anything you need inside the vm supporting arm64 for Linux generally, that's not too bad. unless you have a very specific VM you can't port or software that isn't compiled getting it to run on arm isn't too bad. now, windows on arm, that's another story.
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just swapped the display on my macbook air. lmao @ mixing pentalobe and torx bits for a basic repair. utter bastards
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Plorkyeran posted:the main problem is that the vm has to be arm64 too and you can't use rosetta inside the vm, so you're reliant on anything you need inside the vm supporting arm64 how does docker on m1 work then because you definitely can run amd64 images on it
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Nomnom Cookie posted:how does docker on m1 work then because you definitely can run amd64 images on it The arm64 Linux vm uses binfmt_misc to emulate it with qemu
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Rufus Ping posted:The arm64 Linux vm uses binfmt_misc to emulate it with qemu that’s disgusting. I love it
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Rufus Ping posted:The arm64 Linux vm uses binfmt_misc to emulate it with qemu ah, like wine
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Nomnom Cookie posted:that’s disgusting. I love it i mean it's not too far different from what macos does to run mac x86 binaries just far worse performance of course
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