@jextxadore My last three iPhones have used a 6-digit password with no such difficulties.
// @matigo @jws @phoneboy
@jextxadore My last three iPhones have used a 6-digit password with no such difficulties.
// @matigo @jws @phoneboy
@matigo I never noticed it before, but I haven’t been using two displays for more than a few months. Others have told me it’s been there for decades, certainly 15 years. It’s present on my 2005 12” PowerBook. And finally I can use the full 1680 x 1050 settings on my 2005 20” Cinema Display with the PowerBook by placing the 12” display under the 20”, dimming & ignoring the 12”. Just have to make sure the dock is on the left or right.
I sneezed or coughed or wobbled the mouse and the entire blog post I was composing in 10C vanished completely, can’t find it anywhere, most distressing.
TextSniper OCR app for Mac, half price of $5, was $10. One licence per Mac. Scanned images almost instantly copied to the clipboard. No trial period by the developer will refund your purchase without question within 7 days if you’re unsatisfied. https://www.textsniper.app.
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS
GOING OUT TO ALL THE
MARRIED MEN WHO’VE SPENT
MONTHS TELLING THE WIFE
I’LL DO THAT WHEN I GOT TIME
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I’ve recently subscribed to an associate’s blog, “Autosave is for wimps.” Most entertaining, with a rather droll sense of humour. Here’s a link to his latest output: https://autosaveisforwimps.substack.com/p/whoop-were-going-back-to-the-office?utmcampaign=post&utmmedium=email&utm_source=copy
@axodys You're not alone there. My 2017 13-in MBP does the same thing at least three times per week & I experienced it with my 2017 4k iMac once last week.
@jextxadore When I registered at a municipal library in another area a few years ago they issued two cards: one of regular size & the other much smaller, intended to fit on a key ring.
Casting your minds back to the final year of ADN, does anyone recall someone with the username of (@)macspert?
@sumudu It’s a bit more detailed. When you see the recording mini window, look to the right of the record button, there you’ll see a disclosure triangle or a caret, I can’t recall which. Clicking on this lets you select a cable-connected iPhone or iPad as the camera. Then whatever is shown on the connected device appears on the Mac’s screen. There’s no need to actually start a recording.
This trick also works with an Apple TV, believe it or not!
Having said that, though, Reflector 3 app is much easier. https://www.airsquirrels.com/reflector
Reflector 3 offers a free 7-day trial.
// @matigo @jws