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Time Machine's Time Capsule support ends with macOS 27
Alrescha said:This is/was called Bonjour Sleep Proxy. In addition to the Time Capsule, it's supported by HomePods and Apple TVs.So I only really use this with my Apple TV, am I reading your post correctly to mean that the ATV does this internally, so it will continue working even if I swap the router? -
Time Machine's Time Capsule support ends with macOS 27
etrigan63 said:All for less than $230 USD.
I had a quick look on the local electronics page, and even the low-end NASs are in this price range.
If Apple made a Wifi 6 TC I'd buy it in an instant and I think every other Mac user would too.
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Time Machine's Time Capsule support ends with macOS 27
mknelson said:
I have set up a Time Machine backup using a Synology MR220ac router and a TP-Link Archer AX50 - using a USB connected hard drive.mknelson said: -
Time Machine's Time Capsule support ends with macOS 27
Well then, this is the time to ask:
There are two features of my TC that I think I would like to keep.
One is the automatic TimeMachine support, but I understand many routers do that now?
The other is, and I don't know what the name is, the feature that pretends to be my Mac when my Mac is sleeping. This features allows, say, my AppleTV to "see" the content on my machine - movies and shows - and when I select it it wakes up my Mac.
Is there any brand-name 3rd party routers that offer both that I should be looking at? -
Trump's 104% tariff against imports from China goes live
avon b7 said:
I wonder how the Chinese will take thatI think it's safe to say that the average person in China is able to handle rising prices on imports better than the average person in the US.
I'm sure it's safe to say that the average person in China 100% supports their government despite the hardships, whereas maybe 45% of the US does.