Kyle Erickson's YouTube channel has a wonderful video on why he prefers the MacBook Air over the Pro. Reflects my thoughts almost exactly.

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Hehe she uses what was a real beast of a Windows machine when it was new. It's one of those workstation-class machines made by Dell for her architecture work. Core i7, 32GB of RAM, Nvidia Quadro GPU (forget the model), and a few terabytes of storage. Even by today's standards it's fairly beefy, but it's actually like an 8-year old machine.
Definitely makes me feel better about my new 16GB machine haha.
I've heard interviews with him. He's somewhat annoying for me.
How much did Apple charge them to upgrade to 2 bytes?
Smithers, you said you were now locked in to your new MacBook Air. That's better than Adam and Eve .... they got locked out. ;-)
Good oneMountaineer wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 4:54 amSmithers, you said you were now locked in to your new MacBook Air. That's better than Adam and Eve .... they got locked out. ;-)
Genesis 22:13-14:
To see apps running in the background, go to Settings > System > Developer options > Running services.
Thanks for this.
A lot of actions are done with swiping these days and I sometimes don’t get it on the first try.
dualstow wrote: ↑Mon Jun 03, 2024 11:15 amA lot of actions are done with swiping these days and I sometimes don’t get it on the first try.
I’m on an phone running Android 14 aka ‘Upside Down Cake’.
If I swipe from the bottom of the screen, that takes me to a bunch of apps that are open or at least in recent history and probably still running in the background.
↳ you don’t have to be on your home screen when you do this, but if you’re not good at swiping, it may help.
Once you have these apps showing, you can drag your finger left and right to see what’s there. If you want to close something, like your music player, put your index finger on it and without letting go, quickly swipe up to close it. Then continue to gently drag right or left, skipping the apps you want to leave open.
(I only shut my phone down in movie theatres, since mine doesn’t have that nifty physical AUDIO_OFF switch that iphones sport. ‘Course, I don’t go to movie theaters anymore, anyway. Mine closed).