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A buyers guide via Max Tech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1Ks_NcnM7k
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I think the syllogism preceding Bob's response is inaccurate and, when taken to an extreme, can leave the uncharitable impression that FL is entirely mercenary in its ethos and aim. It would be more accurate to assert that FL provides a product and/or service, for which it charges a fee. Doing so, in turn, enables FL to fulfill its stated mission, which
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To which specific “forum readers” is the original poster referring? No one is identified. The supposed equivalency between Faithlife as a business and Jesus as an itinerant first century AD rabbi is misleading and false. Jesus’ mission on earth was to redeem lost humanity. Faithlife’s corporate mission is “use technology to equip the Church to grow
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Making inferences, whether concerning Apple or FL (or both), are just that, *inferences*. Rhetorically, there is no hard-and-fast expectation of being accurate, especially since, by definition, making inferences presumes a measure of speculation, and insisting on accuracy is unrealistic. Otherwise, all sorts of speculative statements, opinions, conjectures
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Please read through the earlier postings on this thread. That’s the context for my previous statement. As for my most recent link to the article in question, which I recommend you reread again *carefully*, it says the following: “Apple ended the support for OG Rosetta only after 3 years of its release " (emphasis added). So, one potentially valid inference
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https://medium.com/nerdtastic/macos-big-sur-the-new-rosetta-2-282df45eca11
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Apple’s commitment to supporting Rosetta 2 seems significantly shorter than the 4–6 year developmental timeline for Logos running natively on Apple Silicon delineated by Phil @ Faithlife. If so, that could prove to be a considerable logistical challenge.
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Matthew, thank you for sharing your observations about how Logos is running on your M1 MBA under Rosetta 2. This is the sort of user experience I’m keen to know more about from other users of Logos on Apple Silicon computers. And I concur that it is rather disconcerting that Logos has not even yet begun to port their product to run natively on Apple
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For those debating between the 13” MBP w/ 8 gigs vs. 16 gigs of RAM, the following video comparison is informative: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP1_4wek4nI
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This review on Forbes might offer some insight: https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickmoorhead/2020/11/21/apple-macbook-pro-13-m1-reviewwhy-you-might-want-to-pass/?sh=5846ecf0786a