Re:MacBook Owners' Butterfly Keyboard Lawsuit Gets Class Act...
by arcticbull on Monday March 22, 2021 @09:50PM
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The M1's are dead silent, cold to the touch under all circumstances and dramatically faster. That was Intel, as it turns out, so if that was a big decision driver, I'd take another look!
Re:MacBook Owners' Butterfly Keyboard Lawsuit Gets Class Act...
by mszcz on Tuesday March 23, 2021 @05:06AM
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I recently upgraded/switched my dev machine from a desktop (Intel NUC Hades Canyon) to a Lenovo Legion 5-15 ARH "gaming" laptop with 32GB, 2xM.2 and Ryzen 4800H (more mobile, more pandemic friendly).
It's a big laptop by XPS13 standards sure, but one that's appropriately cooled. I hadn't been aware, up to that point, how much the fans bothered me. This thing is quick but at the same time real quiet. After some time I turned the NUC on for some reason, the funs launched into overdrive and I suddenly got annoyed.
Re:MacBook Owners' Butterfly Keyboard Lawsuit Gets Class Act...
by mssundaram on Tuesday March 23, 2021 @01:53AM
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Use Karabiner Elements on macOS to switch the command key to what you want. And actually, I'm pretty sure it's possible in the built-in macOS settings, but I've always used that app for complex programmatic mappings.
There are far more things that made the dell xps a better choice and ports was just one of them but still a very important one. USB-C adapters are pretty cheap but USB-C hubs are $100+ and have been a constant source of frustration when they keep failing unless you buy the most expensive ones.