@hybotics Our own state government here has been lax & two-faced about the whole thing, some restrictions that were lifted 3 weeks ago have been reinstated. I live in one of 6 affected municipalities around the capital city where outbreaks related primarily to botched family gatherings has led to double digit positive cases each day for at least the last week.
There were over 100 at a meatworks plant, they didn't ask the right questions when the first cases were found there & it all blew out.
The public has been lax & the estimated 10,000 participants & organisers of a BLM march were not fined but if an individual such as I were to do anything like what those pricks did, the authorities would come down on me like a ton of bricks.
They just got it all wrong after doing so well in the first few months of partial shutdown & isolation. Bastard sons of feral whores.
I'm immune-compromised & this scares me.
// @matigo @streakmachine @joeo10
Have you noticed how rarely you see DeLoreans on the road?
Apparently their owners only drive them from time to time.
@streakmachine Wash it down with some of this, you'll feel a lot better. https://www.masterofmalt.com/gin/strane/strane-london-dry-gin-ultra-uncut-strength-gin/
New app spotted on Setapp: Batteries.
Don’t let your dying iPhone’s battery ruin your day.
Batteries for Mac gives you a clear view of your device battery levels straight from your Mac. A life-saver for when you’re juggling different Bluetooth headphones, or simply forget charging your iPhone and iPad before it’s too late. Stay in the flow, while this sleek utility monitors your battery levels.
BATTERY LEVELS, ANYWHERE
Keep track of your device’s battery life from the most convenient spots on your Mac. Once you connect your iPhone, iPad, or AirPods, they will appear in the “Batteries” widget in the Today View. You’ll also be able to monitor batteries from the menu bar or Touch Bar.
IPHONE, IPAD, AND WHATNOT
Apart from your beloved Apple devices, you can keep track of the batteries of any Bluetooth headphones. Once you connect your device, enable “Show this device when on Wi-Fi” in Finder (Catalina or later), or Wi-Fi sync in iTunes (Mojave). As long as you stay on the same network, the battery level will be visible on Mac.
GET NOTIFIED WHEN YOU NEED TO RECHARGE
Whenever any of the connected devices run low on battery, the app will send you a notification so that you have time to recharge. Remember the last time you freaked out when your battery died after leaving home or office? Well, never again.
New silver tip badger fur shaving brush lives up to expectations, absorbs enough water to form a fine soft lather from a dry block of shaving soap.
@hybotics I found this UDOO Bolt V8 review on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch
Mighty impressive.
I'm having serious doubts about the FruitJuice app I used for the last three years on two Mac laptops: this app aimed to set timers & reminders for the user to run on the battery for 20% of the estimated battery life per charge cycle, In under two years of use on this MacBook Pro, its battery had to be replaced because after 540 charge cycles, its capacity was 77% of the original. However, damage to the top case & one of the two Thunderbolt 3 ports meant the top case (including battery) had to be replaced to properly fix the port damage issue anyway. Apple averages suggest 1000 cycles before it drops below 80%.
Since macOS 10.5.5 incorporates battery management I have removed FruitJuice app.
The MacBook Pro's battery dropped below 80% at the start of April this year. The Mac was made in May 2018 & purchased in July 2018.