Joker's Chronicles

Here's a very useful tip from How to Geek;   If you shut down your Mac before you go to bed or leave work, but don’t enjoy waiting for it to boot up each day, you can schedule it to power-On at a specific time. Then, your Mac will always be ready to go before you even sit down. To get started, click the Apple logo at the upper left, and then click “System Preferences.” Click the Apple logo at the upper left, and then click "System Preferences." Click “Energy Saver” if you’re running macOS 10.15 Catalina or older. On macOS 11 Big Sur or later, click “Battery.” Click "Energy Saver." On Catalina or older, click “Schedule” at the bottom of the “Energy Saver” menu. On Big Sur or newer, click “Schedule” in the side menu. Click "Schedule" in the "Energy Saver" menu. The window that appears next will look different on Catalina (macOS 10.15) and Big Sur (macOS 11), but the options are basically the same. To schedule a start-up time, select the checkbo