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Mac mini
A compact desktop computer from Apple that the speakers describe being used for AI tasks and server purposes despite not being designed for such uses.
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711: Hot Dog on an Actuator
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0:00
the M6 Mac minis in my transcript machines. So now that I, well, the single Mac mini, the one of 48 is an M6.
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23:43
New Mac minis have some issues, caveats, if you will, about their storage.
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1:53:13
I'll sacrifice this and I'll put this bad boy attached to my M1 Mac Mini.
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1:54:39
The second you disconnect screen sharing it locks the Mac Mini. Okay fine.
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1:55:58
So the solution I could choose is to disavow screen sharing for the purposes of this one computer and only ever log into it via like the GLInet
710: That New Mouse Pad Feeling
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1:46:48
So I run a bunch of Mac minis. You do. When I first launched the Overcast transcription.
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1:50:36
I ended things with them. And I started to realize like, you know, when that exploit came out, I'm going to bring these in house.
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2:02:28
it just so happened that last week, I installed both of them in the data center on two different Mac minis.
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2:06:08
the worst you can do is hose the Mac mini I've given you access to
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2:06:40
getting M4 Mac minis or whatever, what the server of hardware would bring
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2:09:41
As we see right now, that's why Mac minis were so hard to get last year
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2:12:32
running Macs as servers just sucks. I'm doing it because the hardware and software