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  1. Richard Hatherall
    The latest release adds support for Amazon Rekognition. Easily detect faces, objects, text, unsafe content, and more in images and videos using Amazon Rekognition. I'll be discussing Amazon Rekognition with Ian Barker on this Friday's instalment of his Winter Webinars. I hope you can join us. Check out our demo projects on GitHub. Existing customers can download and update now from https://access.appercept.com. New customers can visit our website https://www.appercept.com to learn more and buy. If you're an Enterprise or Architect subscriber of RAD Studio, the update will be available on GetIt in the next few days.
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    Vim Keybindings?

    Richard Hatherall replied to mstevens's topic in General Help

    Thanks @AntoineGS I have been thinking about doing this for a long time. I will definitely check this out when I find 5 mins!
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    Although, I just had to check because I thought it was a little old... are you sure the listing is right? 10.14 Mojave is an Intel OS released 2 years before the M1 machines. I'd expect it to be macOS 11 Big Sur at a minimum.
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    Any Mac with Apple Silicon chips (M1, M2, etc.) can be upgraded to the latest macOS 15 Sequoia. Running that with Windows in Parallels should be fine for Alexandria (or Athens) — it's what I use. Just make sure you get a machine with plenty of RAM. Remember, the RAM in Apple Silicon Macs is all on-chip, so not upgradeable, and you will be running Windows on top of macOS. Although, I just had to check because I thought it was a little old... are you sure the listing is right? 10.14 Mojave is an Intel OS released 2 years before the M1 machines. I'd expect it to be macOS 11 Big Sur at a minimum. And... a MacBook Air are a little lightweight. It will run what you want but probably not as nippy as you'd hope for when under load.
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