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wnorris commented on US city-country mortality gap widens kffhealthnews.org/news/ar... · Posted by u/Brajeshwar
I wonder what effect the proliferation of rural dollar stores has had. More junk food and fewer health care facilities is probably not a good combo... And has smoking become more common?
Exercise through everyday walking likely plays a key role. Rural Americans drive everywhere and their most significant walking typically will take place only within stores while shopping.
China is predicted to lead the world in expanding semiconductor production, with a total of 18 new fabs expected to begin production in 2024.
wnorris commented on Americans are canceling more of their streaming services wsj.com/business/media/am... · Posted by u/PKop
What gets me is how Apple markets the improvements in the M series processor. They iterate on these on a yearly basis, yet do not upgrade base model RAM for near a decade.RAM is quite often the limiting factor for current computer longevity. This is especially true of Apple computers as RAM is non-upgradable.
Apple at a minimum should create a cadence of RAM upgrades to coincide with processor upgrades to at least some extent. Otherwise they are selling base model computers that are going to require most users to replace sooner. Conflicts with Apple's environmental efforts.
I'm curious if this will run on a full-fledged version of MacOS or if we'll finally start to see the ipad-ification of a laptop from apple
I assume this will be lower cost through plastic casing, M1, and low RAM/storage.
Currently the M1 is sufficient for 90%+ of the population (IMO), it is the RAM/storage that will outdate most Apple computers. If Apple sells this in the $599-799 range with 8GBs of RAM that would be a solid offering for most K-12 schools.