i have the exact same screwdriver

TL;DR: The MacBook orientation sensor

1. Disassemble the MacBook until you take out the orientation sensor (this step is the hardest)
2. Lay it flat and give 5V power
3. Press the first button
4. Wait for lights to solidify
5. Press the second button
6. Assemble entire thing back again

…wasn’t nearly as exciting as I or the title expected. C’mon now, why clickbait; also why is the comments section treating this so godly

EDIT: I just realized they DEVELOPED THE CALIBRATION SOFTWARE TO MAKE THIS THIS EASY. It’s still just the angle sensor though, which is a very small fraction, but still very important regardless. You need to buy the software (one time) for €169 though

awwww

Yes, I’m just saying that it’s not really an artificial limitation just corporate greed

Just in case anyone has the wrong idea: it’s not artificial limiting, it’s the max 2.0 speed

Problem is while other hijabs might be voluntary I don’t think anyone voluntarily wears a niqab

Yea, cuz they’d get more oppressed if provoked. I’m not sure if I believe in that but that’s what they’re saying.

Huh, I searched it up and got an insect.

It should be their choice, but with guardians they’ll just grow up abused and school-less.

A what?

Application Compatibility means you don’t have to maintain it.

Simply no. They modernized it in Windows 11 and made it do the expensive mica stuff have fonts and tabs and some awful “restore session” feature

Isn’t backwards-compatibility Microsoft’s thing? You can still run an app in XP mode if my memory serves.

Notepad is, in fact, under active development. They recently upgraded find and replace so it works 90% of the time instead of 30% and added some annoying restore session by default feature. not to mention tabs

I swear that site makes green dots smaller until they disappear when you zoom out. Still pretty cool though, our nearest McDonalds has a broken ice cream machine

Not really. I don’t expect them to have a cloud instance running that long.

any idle game

That’s just machine learning which is very resource consuming. It has no relation to your purported case of phones redirecting all python tasks to servers.

For instance? All the python apps I’ve downloaded so far seem to function offline.

That’s not how it works. If that really was how it worked there’d be no point even having bytecode; you’d just straight up get the native code. Unless you’re talking about JIT, but your wording seems to be implying that all the bytecode turns into native code at once.