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Zoom installer flaw can give attackers root access to your Mac
Zoom is an insecure turd of an application. Exactly why this is not approved to be used at work.
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Apple agrees to $50M settlement in MacBook butterfly keyboard lawsuit
And this is what blind fanboyism looks like folks!9secondkox2 said:
And this is what blind hate looks like folks.macxpress said:
Doesn't mean it wasn't built because of his stupid design decisions.welshdog said:DAalseth said:Thanks Jony
Don't see his name on the patent.
https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2015047612A3/en
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Apple agrees to $50M settlement in MacBook butterfly keyboard lawsuit
Doesn't mean it wasn't built because of his stupid design decisions.welshdog said:DAalseth said:Thanks Jony
Don't see his name on the patent.
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MacBook Air with M2 processor review: The sweet spot for Mac portables in 2022
It makes no sense at all. It's just Apple's way of getting you to spend more money and that's really at it is. There's no reason what so ever that it can't support multiple displays. They're purposely not supporting it. You can't honestly tell me that it will support one 6K display, but not 2 displays at a lower resolution. It's not like the graphics on the M1 or M2 is so shitty it can't possibly support that. Supporting multiple displays is a basic thing nowadays.MplsP said:
Most people who need more than one external display will also want the added power of the MBP. The MBA is not meant to be all things; the overwhelming majority of users don't need more than one external display so it makes perfect sense for its intended market.macxpress said:
Well the lack of multiple display support is the very reason I bought a 14" MacBook Pro this week instead of a MacBook Air. I like the M2 MacBook Air a lot and its all I need technically as far as how powerful it is, but I like to use multiple displays and it lacks support for that so 14" MacBook Pro it was. I played Apple's game...I don't think there's really any reason why they can't design it to support multiple displays. Maybe not multiple 6K displays, but it should be able to support dual 4K displays at the very least. I think Apple did this on purpose because it will make people like me spend more money and get a MacBook Pro instead.foregoneconclusion said:It doesn’t really make sense to say that MBA users generally won’t be using apps that need active cooling and then also complain that the MBA doesn’t support multiple external monitors. Being able to handle a 6K 32 inch external seems fine for something claimed to be for non-demanding apps.
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M2 Pro, M2 Max MacBook Pro models could arrive by the fall
Unless you're doing something where you think the M2 series SoC's would really benefit you I don't see why you wouldn't just buy one of the current models. You're never going to have the latest and greatest forever anyways.
