https://www.one-tab.com/page/UdS-cA5mSDitpHy9bi9G7Q
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://level1techs.com/video/level1-news-july-24-2019-tragic-vulnerability-your-dongles
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://level1techs.com/video/level1-news-july-24-2019-tragic-vulnerability-your-dongles
Netflix is expanding everywhere, not just India:
That international focus is paying off, according to Sarandos. Three particular shows — How to Sell Drugs Online (Germany), The Rain (Denmark), and Quicksand (Sweden) — have all found big audiences outside of their native region. Each show has amassed between 12 and 15 million global viewers, Sarandos said, adding that although “they’ve been deeply relevant in the home country, and travel the region very, very well,” their finding audiences everywhere.
“We’re seeing some real locally, regionally and globally relevant content coming from all over the world,” he added.
In the article it says that the 2018 model has 2 GB/s read and the 2019 mode 1.3 GB/s.
Considering the specs of a Mackbook Air (dual core CPU, no dedicated GPU), you won’t run workloads, where you’ll notice the difference in SSD speed.
For the things, that most people use a MacBook Air for, even a SATA SSD would be enough.
Comparing this to mechanical hard drives isn’t fair, because the responsiveness in day to day use is caused by IOPS, not transfer speed.
This is why the article said ''Most people will take that over it removing something like Touch ID or another feature they’d use on a daily basis"
I would be OK with this if they also reduced the price, which they didn’t.
With the weird country differences, and weird catalogue algorithm, that Netflix is still worse and more difficult than piratism, I mean I cant even know what the fuck is on Netflix
Most recently I couldnt watch Saint Seiya with Japanese audio
There’s going to be another MacBook Air launched at the end of this year. Lol