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Apple engineers reveal how they prevent Mac Pro overheating
cgWerks said:Soli said:
What about it is so bad?
2) How is it different than another pickup with a 6.5' bed? Because it doesn't have flat sides? The only means it can't have some generic topper on it. I've seen countless trucks have crap fly out the back because they didn't secure it properly. This includes my own truck which had something int here that flew out that I forget was in there; if I had a rolling cover I'd probably using it, especially since it would secure the trunk contents. The Honda Ridgeline had a sloping bed in a unibody frame and there are countless trucks that have things added to the bed to make them poor hauler for different types of loads. This is why truck buyers consider their specific needs when determining a purchase, but it not being the right needs for you doesn't mean it's a bad engineering decision.
3) How is the Cybertruck any more dangerous than if you're hit by this pickup truck? And let's not get into how semi tractors are designed.
There are certainly hurdles for this next Tesla, but they are one I've already mentioned and others, but yours are not reasons I'd say that it's the worst engineering design of a truck. -
Apple Watch alerts Florida man of A-fib, a condition he didn't know existed
StrangeDays said:seanismorris said:Soli said:seanismorris said:Before buying an Apple Watch for this feature, you might want to listen to real cardiologists on YouTube.
If you listen to a cardiologist they’ll tell you the Apple Watch has questionable value. Just because a couple instances of the heart monitor gets a person in to see their doctor and there is a problem, that leaves out thousands (?) of unneeded visits and stress that results. The cardiologist explains that the tests themselves can be harmful (it’s not just listening to the heart). It’s a numbers game...
Now if you’re an older person or a person with a known problem, owning an Apple Watch makes a lot more sense (if you bought it for that reason).
What else ya got? -
Apple wants you to share data between iPhones by pointing them at each other
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Mac Pro in retail packaging spotted at Austin factory [u]
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Satechi launches USB-C hub that fits Apple's Mac mini
Unless you need ports that the Mac mini doesn’t offer, like the SD slots, I don’t see much of a market for this device. I want my Mac mini’s ports facing me when I look in my electronics closet so they do. And if I needed those slots I’d likely just get something specific for that need since it are dry offers plenty of USB-C and USB-A ports.
The change I wish Apple would offer is having an additional LED light in the back, but I have several other options to deal with the light facing away from me for the rare times that I need it.
like others stated, if it allowed for storage and eGPU expansion then I could see a benefit to stacking my Mac mini.
Since it looks like many are finding this to be a great solution, I’m glad that Satechi offers you a solution.