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bmike
bmike
14:31
Hi @jaume I appreciate the tip on a new editor
apple.stackexchange.com/posts/407497/revisions
Im going to roll back the edit, though as I have zero knowledge of that tool until you mentioned it. There were a half dozen tier two suggestions I didn’t mention, so I would say we can have a new answer to host that or the laundry list of all text editors that have a line numbering feature.
I’m going to keep my answer to editors I’ve used for hundreds of hours this year and have a deep understanding of how stable they are.
I absolutely love how coteditor.com looks and will add it to my “to test” apps list for sure. People should check it out as it looks great at first glance.
jaume
jaume
15:03
Hi @bmike, sure, no problem. I'll add my suggestion as a comment.
nohillside
nohillside
15:22
New Macs, new architecture, a lot of new things to learn (and un-learn) about boot options
eclecticlight.co/2020/11/28/startup-modes-for-m1-macs
bmike
bmike
There is so much to learn, any assumption we make can be dead wrong until we really test it all out.
Even with Apple documentation, no one believed me (lol)
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A: Is there an equivalent to resetting NVRAM on an M1 mac?

bmikeThere is no SMC or NVRAM reset on the new hardware. Same as on iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS and HomePod hardware. https://eclecticlight.co/2020/11/28/startup-modes-for-m1-macs/ https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201295 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204063 Yes, you can run a nvram command and r...

And why should they, tbh...

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