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I have a dual monitor setup for learning, one with multiple books and other one with ANKI/spotify and navigating between them is truly amazing, just a three finger swipe and you got anything you want.įor battery just don't drain it to 0%, I think it's best to about 30% and tbh I keep it at 100% very often.

Hazeover reddit install#

I hope that you guys can help a newly-converted Mac user.įrom the student perspective, all I've done is install necessary apps like teams, ANKI and google drive wich works great.įor document viewing I use the stock app and it's really doing it's job for pdfs etc.įor internet viewing I use safari and I got used to it pretty fast, as I heard chrome can drain ur battery more.įor what I've learned so far that gestures are really good here. I'm kind of an anxious and overthinking person in general, so forgive me for all these questions I have. And to add the cherry on top to all those, advice that you can give to me in general for caring it better so that it can last for many years to come(battery, general usage, etc). I guess I want to ask about what the next steps I should take after the initial setup, like: the settings I should take a look at or tinker with, recommended applications I should download(productivity stuff for work and a bit of casual apps), best essential programs to get that are optimized/recommended for Mac(that don't affect the machine negatively), and basically what things I should learn to help me be more well-versed. I'd say that I'm a reasonably techie person, but Apple products and iOS are uncharted territories for me and I'm hoping to get some help and advice.

Hazeover reddit windows#

My four-year-old polycarbonate lenses are still in pristine, scratch and haze-free condition and that has been the case with each pair of glasses going back many years.After so long of being a Windows user, I finally decided to get a Macbook Air M1 for work. If I ever have to clean them in the middle of the day (rare), I would wash my hands thoroughly and clean the lenses with my fingers under running water and then dry them with whatever appears to have the least chance of scratching them (kleenex? shirt? blot them against something?). I never rub anything against the lenses except my fingers and my linen towel. I never set my glasses down on their lenses, but only with the temples open and upside down, so their lenses are vertical.

I only clean (scrub) my lenses by rubbing with my fingers under warm or hot water daily after showering, when my hands are very clean with perhaps just a touch of residual soap on them, and then dry them with a linen lint-free towel, which is itself kept clean (not set on a counter). I agree that it's probably the anti-glare coating being rubbed away and therefore it can't be improved over time. I have seen this kind of haze before on other people's lenses and I believe it comes from either setting the glasses down with the lenses touching some surface or from rubbing something slightly abrasive or oily against them, such as when drying or cleaning them (e.g. I think you're going to have to buy new lenses to fix your problem. I've just started with the microfibre in hopes that it will improve, but hasn't. I should mention that I now clean my glasses with eye glasses cleaner and either a lens clother or a microbifre cloth. Is there a way to remove them or am I just going to have to bite the bullet and buy a new pair (again!)? When you put them in, it's as if they are permantly fogged up in those areas. Look towards the centre and you will see a milky ghost like haze near the centre. Some online suggest it's to do with the anti-glare film they put on the glasses, but i'm unsure if that is the case as these are clouds, not scratches. I suspect the cause is dry wiping the glasses on tshirts over and over, so I have thus stopped doing that. These are not scratches, they are a cloud/haze of some sort. I've read online/watched youtube videos on different ways to solve this problem, but no one seems to replicate the issue I have. After about 6 months, the cloudy haze started showing up on my new glasses too. I had this problem on my previous glasses, so bought some new ones. I have some glasses which are a couple of years old which have a strange cloudy haze circling the middle of the glasses.