@mronge: 6 mistakes I made setting up my headless Mac mini for AI agents: 1. Used my personal iCloud account 2. Left FileVault O…

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A tweet by @mronge lists 6 common mistakes when setting up a headless Mac mini for AI agents, including using a personal iCloud account, leaving FileVault on, forgetting auto-login, buying a dummy plug, trusting default sleep settings, and port forwarding to the public internet.

6 mistakes I made setting up my headless Mac mini for AI agents: 1. Used my personal iCloud account 2. Left FileVault ON 3. Forgot auto-login 4. Bought an HDMI dummy plug 5. Trusted the default sleep settings 6. Port forwarded the public internet Details on each 👇 https://t.co/iGp7cszEwb
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6 mistakes I made setting up my headless Mac mini for AI agents:

  1. Used my personal iCloud account
  2. Left FileVault ON
  3. Forgot auto-login
  4. Bought an HDMI dummy plug
  5. Trusted the default sleep settings
  6. Port forwarded the public internet

Details on each 👇 https://t.co/iGp7cszEwb

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