How about 65 tabs? The M1-powered Air was still cool and quiet, though it began showing signs of sluggish scrolling and tab switching. The Intel-powered Air? Thirty-five tabs got its fans revving, and it hit 93 degrees.
The Wall Street Journal leads things off with a detailed look at the M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro performance using Chrome:įifty browsing tabs? Not at a peep or a degree above 80 Fahrenheit on either M1-powered system. As expected, the reviews praise the M1 chip’s performance and battery life, and they note that Apple Silicon will only get better from here. For those of you who use the Slack iOS app to access your account from an iPad, you’ll want to choose Duo since it’s a Universal (iPhone and iPad) app.As the first orders arrive to customers, early reviews of the M1 Mac mini, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air have officially been published. You’ll need to have one of two common iOS apps that can generate the necessary random code associated with your account, either Google Authenticator or Duo Mobile. Setting up 2FA is quite easy to do it personally took me about two minutes to get it done.
Additional details are available in our help center and you can enable 2FA directly on your account settings page. However, we have also just released Two Factor Authentication (“2FA” also known as “two step verification”) and we strongly recommend that all users enable this feature, which provides an additional layer of security for their account. The team recommends, however, that you look at enabling Two-Factor Authentication (AKA 2FA or two-step verification) for your account. From the email:
The company announced today that there was “unauthorized access to a Slack database containing user profile information.” In an email to all users, Slack informed users that they’ve blocked the access and made changed to their technical infrastructure to keep this from happening in the future. Your pre-weekend public service announcement comes from Slack, the folks who run a wonderful group communications app used by a half-million daily users.
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