So last Christmas I gave the oldest grandson a GAMING computer.ĭaughter complains now that he doesn't use his new X-box or new I pad any more.A new security feature in Apple’s upcoming macOS 13 Ventura will automatically block new USB-C devices from communicating with the operating system until the accessory can be approved by the user.Īpple dropped details of the new security feature in its release notes, which appears to be aimed at protecting newer Apple laptops that run its bespoke M1 or M2 chips from potentially malicious accessories.Īccording to Apple’s description, the feature will be enabled by default and will require the user to approve a USB-C accessory before it can talk to the operating system - essentially an on-screen pop-up asking the user for permission. My daughter and grand-kids are Apple everything and X Box. So I did not upgrade /Downgrade to windows 10 until extended support for win7 ended.īy that time people had figured out how to keep windows 10 from stealing all of you information. Collect all of the data from your computer and sell it everyone who will buy it. I was one of the first group of people to figure out Microsoft's new business model with windows 10. Oh and if you disable the tracking and reporting you device no longer works.Īt least with windows 10 and Android you can disable almost all of it and the OS still functions properly.ĭon't take it wrong. Pay extra for a locked OS, that tracks everything you do and reports it back to apple. MacOS is the reason.That use to be the excuse for paying a premium for 2 year old hardware in a shiny new case. Hushnecampus said:No, that’s not the reason. Both Intel and AMD offer PC makers SoCs, and Intel even offers reference designs for building soldered down PC platforms.

Of course, Apple is not the only PC maker to opt for SoCs and soldered components.

Victory belongs to those who adapt we have to learn to make ourselves more valuable.' We have to evolve, update it, and start again. In the past, if you persevered, there was hope, but today, if you keep on the original way, a lot of them will disappear unless we change our way of thinking. The details behind the effort are slight, though the (very) roughly translated Chinese text in one of the images reads, 'The new Mac M1 whole series the first time 256 and upgrade to 1TB, memory is 8L 16G, perfect! This is a revolutionary period the companies are being reshuffled. The chips were then replaced with higher-capacity devices. Removing the NAND chips from the motherboard using the same method was not a problem. Using their soldering station, the engineers removed 8GB of GDDR4X memory and installed chips with a 16GB capacity.

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