- #Easycanvas vs duet update#
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- #Easycanvas vs duet windows#
Its great that they did that, and many other companies do not, but the fact remains the track record for MBPs is not that stellar, I mean we just had to deal with the butterfly keyboard for years, or that display cable issue failing. Just consider the myriad of GPU issues affecting the MBPs from 2008, all the way up to 2011 (and beyond?) Also look at the high volume of repair programs apple has undertaken because of defective MBPs. Let me also say the same exact argument can be made for Macs. Some models, are known to be questionable quality wise, others have been known to be tanks. I could also pay to fix it and sell it online for a small profit but at this point, it hardly seems worth the effort.Ĭlick to expand.They've been just as reliable as they always have. Any less and I would have told them to go ahead there and then.
#Easycanvas vs duet mac#
Any more (eg: Sing $1000) and I would have rejected them outright (I can get an entry level Mac mini for that price). The price quoted by Apple is really neither here nor there. I would also have to purchase additional accessories like a webcam to go with my M1 Mac mini. The M1 Mac mini represents the most obvious choice by far (since it has the same chip as the iMac, and I have been pretty impressed by the performance of my base level MBA), but getting a decent monitor still costs a hefty chunk of cash.
#Easycanvas vs duet upgrade#
I am also contemplating getting an M1 Mac (either a Mac mini + external display or iMac), but both don't represent an obvious upgrade compared to the 5k display of my iMac, and cost more (plus the M1 iMac won't be available for another month, and I still face the same issues, namely that the display is tied to the lifespan of the Mac). Right now, the most cost-effective route is to simply pay for the repair, and hope I get another 2-3 years out of it. Which is why I am kinda in a dilemma currently. I am aware of how much Apple charges for out-of-warranty repairs, and I finally find myself on the receiving end of said policies. I'm quasi relieved that its back but before I try rebooting, I'm going to make sure my data is backed up but first i'm off to Karate so I can get beat upĬlick to expand.I kinda expected that price.
My T3 is the backup for my Lightroom image library, so I'll sync that up so my images that I store are in two locations (the drobo and t3). Finally re-tweak the bios back to my personal settings, such as the fan profile, XMP, etc. I need to do a few things, like validating the backup I have on my Drobo DAS, making sure I have a recovery image, and be sure that drobo is accessible on my laptop just to have the ability to pull my data off if the need arises.
nonetheless, I'm happy to see things back with the living. Now here's the odd thing, that T3 has been on this computer, probably since I set it up and I've gone through numerous reboots and updates. I'm not sure what happened but it seemed that the desktop was trying to boot off the T3. Rebooted and low and behold the system is back.
#Easycanvas vs duet windows#
For giggles, I unplugged my windows USB (which was not helping me one iota) and the T3. So here's what I think happened, in my early troubleshooting steps, I noticed my T3 external drive hooked up to the computer - truth be told, I had completely forgot it was there. I'll be downing a new image on a USB later today - not sure I have the intestinal fortitude to deal with it this morning - especially since I have karate starting up shortly.
#Easycanvas vs duet update#
Its too coincidental to have an update and then the system failed. So it seems something about last night's update trigged some issue, while its possible that that SSD died/failed, I'm not entirely sold (yet). I force it down, again, but I get re-notified that the bios was reset - CRAP Reboot #2, comes the little windows spinny thing appears - and I notice it spinning longer then it usually does, then a black screen with fans going I do a quick and dirty setup it reboots into the recovery console and I select normal boot. My frustration turned to annoyance when it rebooted and I was notified that the bios was reset - odd. If I'm not busy, I'll do it while I'm there during the day, this time I didn't.
I recall seeing the little notification in the lower left stating the computer needs to reboot to apply some changes. I'm like hmmm, that's odd, the more I sit there with my coffee the more I realize it crashed. So to my surprise as I go this morning to play some Fallout 76 on my desktop, the monitor doesn't wake up, and the fans are audibly running (they're usually silent).
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