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If you decide to go to all this hassle, make sure the upgrade is worth it. iFixit also sells tools to perform this task and other maintenance. Just search for your MacBook model, and there should be a guide complete with photos to help you. In that case, you can follow the guides over at iFixit. You might be able to source the correct drive for your machine elsewhere. If you opt for the kit, you get the SSD upgrade, required tools, and an enclosure into which you can place your old drive to transfer data. Other World Computing sells MacBook (and other Mac) SSD upgrades in two flavors: drive only, or as a kit. If you have a supported model, the easiest way to upgrade is to purchase a kit. If your model isn’t supported, then, unfortunately, you can’t upgrade the SSD.

#CONFIGURE OUTLOOK FOR MAC MACBOOK PRO TOUCHBAR HOW TO#

If you’re unsure which model you have, our guide on how to upgrade your Mac includes a section on how to find out and more.

However, you can upgrade the following models: Unfortunately, you can’t upgrade all MacBooks because Apple changed the manufacturing process on its newest models. The most radical option to expand your MacBook’s storage is to upgrade its SSD. And high-capacity SSDs are very expensive, which is why many of us opt for the bare minimum when we purchase a MacBook. When I start my day at work I run a script that does all the 2FA and stuff I need to SSH around and whatnot, and at the end of that script I blackhole the DNS for a bunch of distracting websites using entries in /etc/hosts.Solid-state drives are fast but expensive. Not really related to getting a new machine but I thought I’d share this here.

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I actually don’t write much code in Emacs, but I use org-mode for all my TODOs, notes, and journal. I like it because it allows you to blacklist apps (OUTLOOK and CHATS) while on the clock.

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Magnet for moving around windows with the keyboard.

The ability to make custom web search targets is super useful for internal work sites.

Alfred for launching stuff and doing web searches.

The screen real estate is a big improvement. I bought a bunch of cheap dongles off Amazon and have accepted this new reality. The only thing I don’t like is the USB-C only thing, but I get it. I look forward to sitting in a coffee shop with it someday. Go read some other review for more details. With working remotely I spend a lot of time on video calls and I use the built in microphone, it seems to work well as folks seem to be able to hear me fine. I don’t hook up external speakers, but then again I’m not blasting tunes that loud. The speakers in this thing are awesome! This was a pleasant surprise.

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In addition to my desk (where I plug in on the left), I have a USB-C power + HDMI dongle going to my 4K LG OLED TV which is a nice option for hanging out on the couch (where I plug in on the right). I thought I would miss MagSafe but being able to plug in on either side of the laptop is pretty handy. Got my monitor, nice webcam, Ethernet, microphone, and power all coming in through one cable. I got an HP Thunderbolt 3 dock which works well. When I’m at my desk I still use the laptop keyboard and trackpad so at least I don’t have to transition back and forth between having and not having a TouchBar. I got BetterTouchTool to provide some buttons for Emacs (mostly org-mode related capture stuff). I recently found out that you can customize the buttons, I got rid of the Siri button and added a button for “Do Not Disturb” mode which is incredibly useful. It’s ok, my main point of frustration is that I have accidentally triggered shit when resting my fingers up there. This one is nice and quiet, I can aggressively take notes on a conference call and no one will hear a thing. I definitely prefer this keyboard though, my biggest complaint about the butterfly keyboard mechanism is that it’s loud. My home laptop is a MacBook that has the controversial butterfly keyboard and yea, it’s different but I can type on it just fine. I upgraded from an old Retina 13-inch (2015?), pre USB-C with the MagSafe power. Well I’m not really much on the go anymore but I still really like this laptop. I wanted a better machine for work as the standard issue 13-inch was too cramped on the go for my tastes. I got a new MacBook Pro 16" laptop in mid-February, right before everything locked down for COVID. MacBook Pro 16" Home About MacBook Pro 16"