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

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.

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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.

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Casting your minds back to the final year of ADN, does anyone recall someone with the username of (@)macspert?

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.

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Try Reflector 3.

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12South BookBook case for my Kindle Paperwhite arrived yesterday. Very nice to use & hold.

I found a thick-walled plastic cup I hadn’t used for a few years. It has a vertical channel in the inside & a filter attachment that slides down the channel to hold used coffee grounds or tea leaves at the bottom of the cup in a similar manner to a French press plunger. Brew up, plunge down, add milk/sugar/honey/cream to taste. 1c90c247-0fc0-4899-82fe-200e57ebfbc804781c6f-5e63-4a95-86ce-6fcf18c989ea

Was good to drive in traffic as it had a slushbox, only a 3-speed, though. I prefer manual gearboxes.
The air conditioning was fuct, not worth regassing. but due to near-vertical side glass & a reasonably upright windscreen I could drive on a 39ºC day with a few windows down & not be uncomfortable. Mum's 1996 Hyundai Elantra Sportswagon, though, it was a glasshouse on wheels. Once the interior temp was much over 23º it was A/C time.

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