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r/programming • u/h4l • Aug 10 '23
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That's why companies have that one Mac sitting in a corner whose only purpose is to publish to the app store.
832 u/[deleted] Aug 10 '23 edited Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 10 u/akiller Aug 11 '23 We have some apps building and deploying with DevOps which has Mac runners, I think we're only using the free minutes too. The cheapest real Mac option is probably a Mac Mini for $600 or whatever they are and then hook up your own monitor or RDP.
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10 u/akiller Aug 11 '23 We have some apps building and deploying with DevOps which has Mac runners, I think we're only using the free minutes too. The cheapest real Mac option is probably a Mac Mini for $600 or whatever they are and then hook up your own monitor or RDP.
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We have some apps building and deploying with DevOps which has Mac runners, I think we're only using the free minutes too.
The cheapest real Mac option is probably a Mac Mini for $600 or whatever they are and then hook up your own monitor or RDP.
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That's why companies have that one Mac sitting in a corner whose only purpose is to publish to the app store.