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However, my MacBook Pro is tethered to a CalDigit TS3+ dock most of the day. I’ve been a laptop user ever since the original PowerBooks were introduced, so I’m not used to using a desktop.
#CHRONOSYNC NOT RUNNING WHEN LOCKED MAC#
Regardless of whether I needed an M1 Mac mini, here we are. This Mac mini is so neglected that I just noticed it’s still running Mojave! For a while, the Mac mini ran as my PLEX server, but the itty bitty processor in the Synology is actually faster and more reliable. That’s where Chronosync comes in.īetween 2 and 3 pm every day, the Mac mini jumps into action and runs these backups and then goes back to sleep until the next day. The Mac mini runs Carbon Copy Cloner, which works great on all of the shares on our Synology but for some reason I and Mike Bombich cannot discern, Carbon Copy Cloner can seem to back up Steve’s giant Final Cut Pro video libraries.

Its primary duty is to run two applications that back our Synology up to our Drobo. Our current Intel Mac mini doesn’t really have much to do.

But let’s be honest with ourselves, I just really wanted an M1 Mac and since the big-girl MacBook Pro isn’t out yet, this was a relatively inexpensive method to get an M1. In theory, I bought the Mac mini to replace its aging predecessor, a 6-year-old 2.6GHz Intel Core i5. document.I received my new M1 Mac mini on Friday night after waiting a bit longer because I did a build to order to get a larger 1TB SSD. Knowing this, timers can be temporarily paused when the tab is inactive. The Page Visibility API can be used to find if the user moved away from the tab, or came back to the tab again.
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This distortion may happen because the code that was supposed to execute every few milliseconds, ran every 1 second while the tab was inactive. SetInterval(), the user may see a distorted form of the animation when he returns back to the original tab. For example, if the application runs an animation using

It is important to consider the scenario when the application's timers may get throttled when user moves to a different tab or minimizes the browser. Making Sure Timer Throttling Does Not Result in Buggy Behavior Update, Jan 2021 : From Chrome 88+, timers can be throttled to 1 minute in certain conditions. However once the tab is re-activated, the original interval or delay returns to the original value. For example, if the code originally used setInterval() to run some code every 50 ms, once the application is moved to a background tab, the interval automatically becomes 1000 ms (1 second). For inactive tabs, they automatically throttle timers to run every 1 second, regardless of the original delay specified in the code. In such cases, it makes sense to place some restrictions on the timers running in background tabs.īrowsers do exactly this. In the worst case, the browser may crash, or battery of the device would be rapidly used up. An application running callbacks at very short intervals in a background tab may drain a lot of memory to the point that the working of the currently active tab may be impacted. Timers methods setTimeout() / setInterval() running on background tabs can be resource exhausting. Time delay for setTimeout() / setInterval() methods executing on inactive browser tabs are set to one second regardless of their value defined in code.
