ji17br @ ji17br @lemmy.ml

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MacBook Pros are 100Wh as well. Battery life is incredible.

Lip slip?

Technically they make orders of magnitude more because the money they bring in is orders of magnitude more

I’m not an expert but I believe the fuel is hydrogen. Hydrogen atoms fuse together to produce helium + energy

Apple TV has a feature if you miss something you ask Siri “what did he say?” It’ll rewind like 10-15 seconds, turn on subtitles for that 10-15 seconds, then turn them back off. It’s super handy

Also any lines that depend on timing of delivery (mostly jokes) get completely ruined

It’s in the title, the justice department said that. There’s no way they are a monopoly.

Highlight the tracks, command+c, paste into numbers, and then print it.

Was my first idea and it works, took about 5 seconds.

Just a tip, if you tap the icon of current mode(moon for me) it toggles, tap the text to bring up all the modes, if you want to turn on a different mode.

You can very easily turn it off with the control center (swipe down from top right of screen) toggle. You can also set certain apps/people to be able to contact you even when on. You basically have complete control of everything.

But you can turn it off with a switch, unless I’m missing something? Isn’t the control center toggle exactly what you want?

You know, when I typed it out it seemed wrong. I then proceeded to be lazy and do absolutely nothing to verify. I’m leaving it, I deserve to be ridiculed at this point.

Shit haha appreciate the correction. I fixed it.

;)

kB = kilobytes = 1000 bytes

MB = megabytes = 1000 kB

kiB = kibibytes = 1024 bytes

MiB = mibibytes = 1024 kiB

Generally on hard drive/ssd capacity it will be listed in GiB (Gibibytes). This is the reason a 1 Terabyte drive is actually something like 931 GB showing in your system. Because your system uses GiB and the manufacturer uses GB.

1GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes

1GiB = 1,073,741,824 bytes

1 GB =~ 0.931 GiB

Edit: I had it backwards, it is fixed now

Some are selling your data, some are using it internally. Beyond that who knows

As a computer engineer, I had better know. And don’t get me started on MiB vs MB

Mbps = Mb/s = Megabits per second.

MBps = MB/s = Megabytes per second.

The p is just the /. It’s the capital or lowercase B that makes the difference.

Infinite?

There’s no security implications with allowing users to play mp3 files, they don’t care where they came from. 75% of my library is music that I either pirated or ripped from my own CDs, it’s not like iTunes (now Music) can tell which is mine and which isn’t. Same thing with movies/tv shows.