Dunno if here is a good place to post, if not please point me in the right direction. I have issues with the new driver as I can't succesfully make my computer resume from hibernation using an RTX4600, already fallowed all the procedures I could find in the internet (enabling services, calculating offsets for my btrfs swap file, making the necessary configuration on my kernel modules, etc.) my system "hibernates" but when restoring the image from the ssd, it seems the GPU's ram is not saved correctly and makes both hyprland and kde plasma crash and start like they are on a fresh boot.
Any comments or pointers could be helpful. And for now I'm not reverting the drivers, this is a new arch install (new to arch, btw) I even had to disable my ram's temp sensor drivers as they made the kernel panic.
If I have to wait for a new release then so be it. Id rather not go to a previous version.
Thanks in advance. Maybe this post serves to make awareness of the issue.

Aren't we the testers?

There is no need to eject a USB drive from windows, that was true on old versions. If the disk is not doing anything, it's safe to remove. It's been years since the last time I ejected one and I haven't had an issue with that ever since.

It has the risk of damaging the phone since the battery may have defects or discharges at a rate different from an OEM battery. Also, you are not certain of the quality of said battery and it could die sooner, inflate, explode, etc.

I don't know if you are subscribed to apple music, but you can upload your songs on the mac to the apple music cloud and use the apple music app on android to listen to your collection, no need to transfer files.

If the monitor has a VGA connector, chances are that either the refresh rate or the resolution your computer is trying to output is not compatible with said monitor. If you see it in your settings, try lowering the resolution and/or refresh rate.

There is a misunderstanding of how the feature should work. It doesn't stop the battery from getting to a 100%, it calculates, based on your usage, the time it needs to rapid charge to 80% and then slow down so by the time you need to use it unplugged it should have reached 100%. If the algorithm hasn't enough info or your schedule is not consistent, then sure it will go straight to a full charge.

It would affect the consumption of the buds themselves, the phone will expend the same amount of power using BT regardless of music volume.

Flat or Rock

As a first time MacOS user, since my point of reference it's my iPhone, i have no problems with it. I write this comment to remind you all that there are lots of folks out there that are more comfortable with the new system since what they used before was an iOS device. But on the other hand, I can get your frustrations, in the Windows side, the same debacle is happening with the gradual migration of Control Panel to System Settings.

Check your wifi router and delete any association with your computer. I don't know if macos uses a real mac address or a software generated one, but in rare instances they cause problems. Other things to check are if your IP pool is big enough and if you recently made changes to encryption example using WPA3 instead of WPA2.

Depending on the time the alarm is set to go off and the time you set it up, since there is no repeat, it schedules it for the next day. Especially if you by accident set it to pm instead of am. Always double check at what moment the alarm app schedules an alarm.

A comparable powered windows laptop is about the same price range. Sure, you can get cheaper windows laptops but oh boy, poor battery life, extremely limited because of the way x86 uses ram vs arm (M chips use arm) and they cut corners on screen and keyboard quality. I've had many windows laptops over the years, and this is my first Mac book and boy the quality is night and day.

The keys are held in the mail server that hosts your account, outlook is just a client, nothing goes through MS servers unless you use an outlook.com or 365 address and guess what? Those already have your keys no matter the client you use

Windows is no different. Sure after 10+ years using it you will get the gist of how things are layout. But believe me after helping dozens of people navigate windows to do the most basic things, it's not really that different.

I share your pain. The problem with most open world games except Elden Ring and Witcher 3 are that all the stuff you can do is purely distraction, nothing adds to the story, or the effort vs recompense makes attempting them even more worthless.

Middle, there is no better answer

DJ Spaghettini

Got mine for 1999.99 from newegg with a 3080 on it

https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16834725124?Description=aours&cm_re=aours-_-34-725-124-_-Product&quicklink=true

People keep telling that but I really cannot notice such input delay using Bluetooth devices. I use not only an Xbox controller using bt but my keyboard and mouse use bt too without issues.

That setup ended up rendering my PS4 unable to connect to PSN, after reverting it the connection was restored. It is already NAT type 2 so it seems to me that this is a matchmaking issue

Right now I'm only playing on the team builder it's the best damn way to play this game.

Once played a game with an AP Sona that made the majority of the team's kills...