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As long as Banks don’t compromise the security of the system or start mining data. I like the tokenized system where the merchants don’t get to see my actual card number, store it, then lose is in a data breach.
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Qualcomm snagged a few ex-Apple engineers to create their ARM chip. Apple could flip the script and do the same. Yes, I know there was an extra layer of abstraction with Nuvia. Same thing applies here. Some Qualcomm engineers could branch out and st…
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What I also like about this fitting underneath the Mini is that it lifts the air intake up off the desk a bit. Thus reducing dust intake.
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magnuskrantz said: It’s really tempting to replace my 2018 Mac mini that I use as a Plex server, but it works just fine, it’s just that it gets so hot in the closet where I have it. If you just need to manage thermals, grab one of the last…
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Right... Time to finally retire my 2013 27” iMac and replace it with this and a Studio Display.
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DAalseth said: I still use USB-A. I have a couple of devices that are still using the old port. Yes USB-C is the future and anything I buy going forward will be using C. But I’ve got backup drives, a mic, camera, and the adaptor for my Logite…
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If Apple wants to assert its right to a piece of third party transactions in Europe because it owns the platform, then countries can claim their right to a piece of their citizens transactions. It cuts both ways.
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There is only so much one can do. You can’t stop a sports store from selling baseball bats because they can be used to assault people. But a sports store can’t exactly market them as weapons either.
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appleinsideruser said: blastdoor said: headfull0wine said: I’m waiting for the new Mini to come out to replace my 27” intel iMac. I don’t want to drop $3k+ on a Mini and Studio Display, but I want retina scaling and I REALLY don…
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I’m waiting for the new Mini to come out to replace my 27” intel iMac. I don’t want to drop $3k+ on a Mini and Studio Display, but I want retina scaling and I REALLY don’t want a 24” screen. So what’s a guy to do?The absence of the 27” iMac is likel…
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kfulqin said: I think that this practice by Apple is misleading and not transparent. It's sleazy marketing. It’s not misleading and it is totally transparent, with every credit and debit shown. Basic accounting. Yes, you have to look at …
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I’ve long felt that Apple and their privacy first stance should just stay out of the advertising business. The revenue is just not worth the antitrust attention it draws.
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I was hoping for an Air to Air comparison. That’s likely to have better parity than a Pro to Pro comparison, and by extension, better adoption. Pros have more specific needs whereas Air users have more general workflows that iPads would have solutio…
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The tax man could argue my malicious compliance because I use every letter of the law I can to pay the least amount of taxes possible. Anything more is fiscally irresponsible. And I still fill out a paper return, which they probably don’t like becau…
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I think they’ll still have blue and green bubbles. It’s just that the green bubble fallback option will be RCS and have more functionality than SMS. They won’t have the same level of encryption or the “surprise and delight” features like Memoji. Hen…
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You’re buying a computer with a bleeding edge chip but deprecated peripherals. I just don’t get it. This makes me not want to buy an iMac till they ship with Type C.
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They're building M3 chips for the Pro and Max MacBook Pros. They need to also sell the iMac as a way to offload all the binned chips since the yield is still low.
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It won’t be long before someone finds a way to get “Dark Happy Mac” onto our desktops.
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AniMill said: Seems kinda awkward that the M3 would be announced so low-key. But just announcing M2 iMacs feels too small to justify an on-line event. So…M3 iMac, M3 MacBook Pro 13”, and Mac Mini. M3 Pro/Max/Ultra will be next year. Yeah, …
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Greedy buggers. They will lose out on a ton of hardware sales because of the subscription model. But I guess they’ve done the calculus, and 5 years at $3.99/mo is worth a ~40% reduction in sales.