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lkrupp said:

 Macs will eventually run on A chips and become more like the Surface or Chromebook, running a unified or maybe even no OS. 

I've been telling my colleagues that Apple could move to a massively scaled up A-series processor (with possibly an AMD x86 translator to provide a "Classic" environment for legacy x86 code) that will allow Macs to have multi-day battery ratings on a system that's quicker than an i-series Intel chip.

Apple's engineering team have worked miracles with their chip design making Intel's i-series development appear comatose in comparison. Let's see if Apple is ready to shake things up in the CPU space.

I started to test Notes as a replacement for EN and it worked well.
I had been meaning to delete my EN account for the past several weeks and I laughed when greeted by their announcement upon logging in to do so. Funny coincidence. 

As someone that works in broadcast engineering, I'm surprised the studio is not run on "tech power" (a UPS system that's backed up by diesel generators) that prevents any power outages. Emergency lighting is one thing, but some studio lights were also functioning which makes the outage seem suspicious. It's possible the power system they implemented wasn't properly tested. 

Is Nest going to compensate people for frozen pipes?