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Early Weekend Estimates: BARBIE ($155M+) and Nolan’s OPPENHEIMER ($75M+) Drive Historic Weekend as ‘Barbenheimer’ Craze Takes Over Cinemas - MyCyberBase

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[ad_1] © Universal Pictures. All Rights Reserved.; © 2022 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved. Saturday Update: Barbenheimer is in full effect. As expected, Warner Bros. and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie claimed the top spot at the domestic box office on Friday with $70.5 million for its total opening day. Universal and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer registered a historic second place showing with $33 million. Barbie ‘s figure includes $22.3 million from Wednesday and Thursday previews, while Oppenheimer ‘s opening day includes $10.5 million from Thursday evening shows. Those figures were previously reported in the update below. While the weekend remains somewhat tricky to project due to the enormous impact of the Barbenheimer craze, it stands to reason that both films will finish out the weekend on the high end of final forecasts. Barbie ‘s opening day is the best of 2023 and surpasses a comparable...

Wish to alternate a Mac's power icon? Some limits follow

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[ad_1] macOS means that you can set  custom icons for drives  and folders, a pleasant option to customise and distinguish another way an identical pieces from one every other. However chances are you'll to find that some drives face up to alternate. Listed here are the varieties of drives the place you'll be able to’t alternate the icon: ExFat:  Drives formatted with the ExFAT filesystem, used as a appropriate structure for Home windows and Mac recordsdata, usually gained’t settle for customized icons. Some folks have concerned sophisticated workarounds that can contain erasing the power. It doesn’t appear value it and doesn’t all the time paintings. Time Gadget volumes:  Volumes devoted to Time Gadget within the Finder will all the time override no matter icon you select, resetting to the Time Gadget power icon the following time macOS plays a backup to the disk. That is distinct from  volumes set for network sharing as Time Machine destinations , which will retain a c...

Google Drive has a hidden file cap of 5 million documents

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[ad_1] Turns out Google imposes a hard limit on the number of files you can upload to Google Drive, its cloud storage service—despite a lack of clear documentation that outlines the restrictions. That magic number? Five million. This hidden count only became apparent when users started running into it. As reported on Reddit and shared by CNET , users discovered this cap the hard way in February. In a post on Google’s IssueTracker , both individuals and businesses noted that uploads had stopped working on their accounts, but without a clear explanation for the failures, leaving users confused while scrambling to deal with broken automated integrations and backup systems. Upgrading the account to a higher amount of storage also did not fix the problem. In early March, Google’s customer service agents revealed the hard ceiling in individual replies to account holders, stating they could not exceed 5 million documents—even when the total storage used was under the plan’s limit...