LanceMeAlot

I have a mackbook air M1 for working purposes. For office, and online work it’s fantastic but as soon as you use MS teams for a meeting, sharing a screen and video conferencing, the cpu get’s too hot. And because there is no fan inside MacOS makes the cpu’s work slower to avoid heat problems. And then the machine will get very slow. Therefore I would always buy the 13” mackbook pro to avoid this problem.

lkrupp said:

viclauyyc said:

The boat had sailed. I deleted my Twitter account on the day the deal is done. 

Oh, what’s the view like way up there on the moral high ground?

I would have said: “Good thank you, I sleep a lot better now”. I’ve also deleted my account. Moral or not. I don’t like what Elon stands for. People have the right to, for instance, delete their accounts. 

I’m using Apple because: good hardware, good software, I pay a little extra to secure my privacy and … add free.

Will there also be a privacy opt-out. So that they don’t collect your data anymore? Otherwise, personally, I don’t see the point of this subscription.

hattig said:

LanceMeAlot said:

I have a mackbook air M1 for working purposes. For office, and online work it’s fantastic but as soon as you use MS teams for a meeting, sharing a screen and video conferencing, the cpu get’s too hot. And because there is no fan inside MacOS makes the cpu’s work slower to avoid heat problems. And then the machine will get very slow. Therefore I would always buy the 13” mackbook pro to avoid this problem.

MS Teams does that on 16 core behemoth desktop systems - it's not the system, it's the appalling software from MS.


you’re so right! My point was that any cpu consuming program would, in theory, create this problem. But it’s true, all MS software is terrible to work with.