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Deep Sleep
Deep sleep is a low-power mode where the hard drive spins down, the monitor turns off, the fan turns off, and pretty much the only power consumption is going toward keeping the RAM alive. None of the programs can receive events, meaning that you can't remotely connect via the network or use an alarm program, among other things. There's supposed to be a signal that you can send remotely to get your computer to wake up, but Apple hasn't gotten this to work yet. This is the kind of sleep that you get whenever you hit the power button, use the shut down dialog, or select sleep from the apple menu. |
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