dominikhoffmann

I wouldn’t buy a folding iPhone any more likely than a MacBook Pro with a touch screen.

Our teenage son will begin driving solo some time very soon. I will definitely place an AirTag on the keying of the car key. This will serve the purpose of making sure the car key does not get lost permanently, but will also enable me to track my son’s whereabouts. As a parent, I believe that minor children have a minuscule right to privacy from their parents. The fact that I am responsible for my kids’ actions means that I also have a right to monitor them, so that I can effectively and conscientiously execute that responsibility.

AppleInsider said:

In comparison, OneDrive allows maximum file sizes up to 250GB, and the highest amount of storage you can pay for is 6TB -- three times more than iCloud. It's an enormous storage capacity but is not impossible to fill if you work with professional video production or photography.

The statement about the maximum being 6 TB is misleading. With an implication that the standard 1 TB OneDrive could be upgraded to a single 6 TB, I got really excited, because I was not aware of that. Checking into it further it became clear that this is the 6 × 1 TB storage in six 1 TB OneDrives for each of up to six family members. Those cannot be consolidated into a single volume, unfortunately.

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I have lately had issues like that. My MacBook Pro makes Time Machine backups to an iMac with a 4-drive RAID attached via USB-3. Both are on Ventura 13.2. When I try to do an smb:// connection from that MacBook Pro to the iMac, trying to browse to a specific directory on the iMac causes the Finder on the MacBook Pro to stop responding. I have not looked into this further, but this seems to have started with 13.2, because it was working for a while after setting up the iMac with Ventura.