@kdfrawg My phone might well be able to do calculations faster. I don’t know. But clearly the numbers are only a part of the story. I like a keyboard, and the ability to have a number of apps open at once for reference and for transferring things between them. Also, a screen that’s big enough to see several things at once. The phone is handy for doing a few simple things when I’m out and about, and slightly more demanding things once in a while if I need to & it’s what’s available.

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2017-04-03T20:43:28Z

@kdfrawg My phone has more pixels than my MBP. Regardless of the numbers, the MBP is way more useful. Except for carrying around in my pocket, when the phone does much better.

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2017-04-03T20:37:15Z

@kdfrawg Actually, the list I looked at doesn’t have the number for my MBP — if I take the slightly older one, then it’s about the same as my phone. The slightly newer one scores a bit higher. (Mine’s mid 2010 & the numbers are for early 2010 or early 2011.) That’s for a single core. Multi-core is way higher than the iOS devices.

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2017-04-03T20:35:48Z

@kdfrawg I looked. Not quite. The iPad is very close. Neither even approaches the thermal power, of course.

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2017-04-03T20:30:23Z

I suspect my phone’s more powerful than my MBP.

2017-04-03T20:25:53Z

http://downdetector.com/status/level3/map/ This?

2017-04-03T20:05:18Z

Happens in both Safari and Fluid App, when the window is around the width where the sidebar starts to show.

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2017-04-03T19:54:10Z

It just seems to happen when the window is within a certain width range.

2017-04-03T14:31:08Z

MBP.

2017-04-03T14:29:12Z

This doesn’t look quite right.

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2017-04-03T14:27:40Z