Oh my god zuma

Apparently burn in is much less of an issue on the dual stack style the iPad has

This was genuinely interesting to watch, thank you! The slo-mos were very cool. Guess that new tough glass really is something! Although I feel like I saw the 15 hit a railing and the 16 did not so I bet that is playing a part.

You need to contact whoever used to maintain the ABM and tell them they haven’t properly shut it down yet. Or if they can provide you the invoice for that serial number. Otherwise they are just bricks

I’m on a Mac, can I set something like that up?

I’m a bit of a noob with all this stuff, I run it off a Mac Mini. Can I still do this?

You can get a used M1 Mac mini for not much more

Although an auto-update feature would be very welcome, manually applying each update is getting annoying

I think a big difference here is you can actually play the game off the cart. I’m less motivated to buy a PlayStation game on disc if it’s going to make me install it to the drive anyway.

Swipe right over the notice with two fingers

Instead of reducing your iCloud security across all your devices and services which is a bad idea, I might recommend opening a second free iCloud account just for use with the iPod.

I wouldn’t be surprised if they continued to gate it to the “pro” models and the “regular” iPhones never see these features no matter how new. That’s why the 15 pro has an “A17 Pro” chip so the iPhone 16 will have a non-pro chip that can’t do AI stuff

This post might just push me to get infuse lifetime! Thanks for a great server app :)

I hope we get an auto-update system soon

Ok so I did some testing, from the wall it’s about 7 watts idle. I wonder where that extra 5 is coming from, oh well still pretty good!

Sleeping it’s less than 1 watt, so I might see if I can let it sleep at night somehow

I have a meter I could test with if I wanted, although I’m not sure why iStat would lie

Sure! It’s an M2 MacMini, 16gb ram 512gb ssd. I monitor its power usage with iStat menus 6

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True, I’m using a M2 Mac mini. Used to use a raspberry pi

Just curious, why do you turn it off at night? Mine only uses ~2 watts when idling

Edit; more like 7 watts but still pretty good