First test - some python (scikit-learn&pandas&mathplotlib) notebook doing a grid search:
- i7-Macbook = 5min 37 seconds
- M1-Macbook = 1min 57 seconds (!)

Second test - side by side Teams call - ±2hours
- i7-Macbook = battery down to 45% - hot case and cpu
- M1-Macbook = battery down 10% - dead cold

It's not a benchmark. It's just real life.

What’s the difference of getting close to your house and listening for noise coming from inside? It’s even much more effective - since you don’t need to bring you laptop and try to grab the correct WiFi signal. BTW - the solution is plug your camera to a Ethernet cable. Or upload the content on the cloud at random time. Come on - guys this is ridiculously obvious... science should be something different from making noise on the web with news like this one.

My campus network runs a dns server. I trust it more than googleâ(TM)s for sure. My isp, that I PAY, run a dns server. I trust it more than googleâ(TM)s. My mobile provider, which I PAY, run a solid dns service. I trust it more than googleâ(TM)s one. Lucky Iâ(TM)m using safari... so I donâ(TM)t care. But this move is really fishing...

In case you are interested, other researchers have compared popular tracker blockers in a recent paper titled "Benchmark and Comparison of Tracker-blockers: Should You Trust Them?". Results shows that your mileage may vary, with some plugins performing overall quite poorly. Here is the link to the conference program and here the PDF of the paper.

+ 1 and plus .css, .js and all static content...

If you mind reading the paper, or checking the slides, they say that "according to Internet Watch Foundation Blacklist, only 5% of their entries is based on pure domain or subdomain"... Now how to impose parental control of www.facebook.com/mypornpage?

if you actually see the paper... they show that YOUTUBE now is serving VIDEO over HTTPS....

So now only Google/Facebook/twitter/... will know what you so on the Web... thanks to the omnipresent social buttons, to cookies, to google analytics, to google adwords, etc.etc. Smart move... clearly to protect MY privacy...

or sell the shop :)

How the hell we are still "measuring" throughput, packet loss and RTT in 2011???? My wife want to know if she can "WATCH YOUTUBE" , "SEND A PICTURE VIA EMAIL", "PLAY HER FAVORITE SHOW ON TV". It's like the PC. People don't care about how many GHz, GB, Mcolors the box has. They care about what they can do... It's like for cars: who's interested in checking the engine, knowing which brakes and knowing the maximum speed... It's really time to get rid of this sticky measures...

wow! 666MB to delete a file? not that bad at all!!

isn't it?

I support dropbox. It allows you to access your data from any computer via a web interface, and to keep PCs synchronized using a simple apps that runs in background. It support versioning too.

Why don't you get a fonera2n? Or any other wifi AP which runs linux and has a USB port?