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The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID requires Macbooks with Apple Silicon to exploit the Touch ID feature but does the keyboard work like a normal keyboard with an T2 chip Macbook? The idea is to buy it to use with an Intel Macbook and futu…

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New Macbook Pro M1 very slow

I received a new Macbook Pro 14" M1 with macOS Monterey. The device is via MDM deployed and in our AD integrated. Unfortunately, the device is very slow. Every click e.g. in System Preferences takes up to 1 minute. Also to open a PDF ta…

How to send multichannel PCM audio from a Mac to an AVR receiver with HDMI?

I’ve been investigating if (or when) there might be a way to send 12 channels of PCM audio from a Mac to an AVR without the need for a hardware audio interface, and specifically via HDMI. While I’ve yet to be able to test it, what I’ve …

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Is the Mac still doomed to fail?

Remember Macs? No? Well, see, Apple used to make them, and then Windows came out and everyone switched to Windows-based PCs and Apple stopped making Macs and went out of business, the end. That’s the story to hear some people tell it, anyway. …

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Apple offers robust support in macOS for Unicode, a standard that provides a unique number to represent characters and symbols. Unicode encompasses scripts used by languages, symbols for scientific notation, emoji, and other kinds of marks. The st…

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