I would have to double check my Mac, but my uptime is well over this. Probably around 3 months.

Crowded room was interesting. I would not call it bad.

Which Air is that? I just looked at the current m5 Air, entry level everything is $1099 USD, i am guessing the one you saw was an older model.

It is $599 + tax for me in Yankee Doodle land.

Yes, oops.

I wonder how long until he changes it from the Environmental Protection Agency to the Environmental Exploration Exploitation Agency.

That sounds like something a chatbot turning into Skynet would say.

Is it the metal that makes it bad? Or music in general?

It is a free app. I suggest giving it a try at the least. I think it is $10/year if you pay for it, that adds extra features. But it is fully functional free.

No. When you click into a password field it puts a password field above your keyboard like word suggestions.

It is not seamless, but it is not a pain in the ass. If you have ever used the keychain or passwords app from Apple it works like that.

On mobile, Bitwarden is an app that fills login/password info into your browser.

It works with Safari. I use both Bitwarden and mobile/desktop Safari.

When I was using Android I had an alarm app that you could have it require a puzzle, or a math problem of varying difficulty to turn off the alarm, or to snooze. It is the only app I miss from Android.

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Harder to turn off an alarm/timer on accident.

Alarms and Timers now require a swipe to turn them off

I have been looking forward to this.

These are models that were made before google bought nest.

I think car manufacturers that put closed systems in vehicles and then abandon them should be required to either open source the system or push a final update that adds Android auto/apple car play (or whatever they are called)

I would have paid for that as well. I would pay for that for my truck’s infotainment center as well.

I got 11 years out of mine. I had been wanting to upgrade it because it did not accept sensors.

Does it suck that it was still functional? Yup.