slow n easy

I definitely would not call going from M1 to M2 an extremely major change. An extremely major change would be moving the FaceTime camera from portrait to landscape. That’s the change I’m waiting for. I too frequently find myself covering up the camera with my left hand and it’s pretty frustrating. 

bobolicious said:

...are (or should) senior management at Apple be responsible for setting up, maintaining and migrating annually their own macs to better appreciate the user experience currently promoted...?

I think the mac UX is pretty amazing and easy for migration to a new computer.

I just received my Ultra today. I’m kind of surprised that he didn’t mention the thickness as a drawback. I actually do feel a bit uneasy about the thickness. I also don’t like the orange on the watch or on the band. I didn’t realize at the time of order that the Trail Loop band has an orange tab on it. Hopefully the good outweighs the bad. I was actually debating whether to get the titanium or stainless steel on the series 7 for the sapphire glass but I just thought that the cost wasn’t going to be worth it. But it does bother me that my series 7 has scratches on it so that’s a big reason why I went for the Ultra. Battery life was another huge draw. Andrew mentioned that it has a 49 mm screen but it really doesn’t. It has a 49 mm case. The case is a lot bigger but the screen is only a little bigger. It looks a lot bigger because it’s flat instead of curved. the regular watch looks smaller than it is because the edge the the screen curves down at the edges.   

I bought a TP-Link Archer router about a year ago because I started having buffering issues with my AirPort Extreme. I had to send it back because the TP-Link router was even worse and I was having extreme buffering issues with AirPlay. I moved the TP-Link router around to different locations and including different height levels. I got it to where the buffering problem with my streaming shows were mostly fixed but I was never able to solve the AirPlay issue. But when I reconnected the AirPort to the new location, my buffering issues were 95% solved including the AirPlay issues that I was having with TP-Link. That was a very frustrating experience. I might as well stick to AirPort for now because my computer doesn’t even support WiFi 6.

This does seem interesting and it sounds like a great option for people who are not in the best physical condition and are apprehensive about riding a bike. I won’t be buying one, though. I’m not in great shape and my legs are a little jello like but I would still prefer a regular bike without assist in order to maintain or improve my physical condition. And I was shocked by the 52lb. weight. It’s hard for me to imagine a bike that heavy. Riding the bike without assist must be a chore and slow going.