@whoisashygirl I’d try the Jatz, since its origin is a salted cracker, not a sweet biscuit like the others.
That got really old, very quickly. Checked out a YouTube video on the Apple Support channel on how to set up an Apple TV, to see if there were any tips I need for the presentation I’m making in a bit over 12 hours.
Prick of a presenter. Needs to work on his dictiopn & content somewhat. I’m too old and cranky to hear “you guys” hissed at me seemingly every 20 seconds.
No-one needs to hear “you guys” in such a scenario, EVER.
Tomorrow I’ll be co-convening a 2-hour session on Apple products & systems a a combined PC/Apple User Group gathering. I’ve decided to take my 4k Apple TV along: the projector in the room we use connects via a complex system involving various control panels, monitors & an HDMI cable. I normally use USB-C video adapters with the Mac & Lightning adapters with iOS devices at that venue.
Another Apple User Group venue has a 3rd gen Apple TV to connect to its laser/LED projector - any presenters with moderm Apple gear just use AirPlay to make the connection. Older kit uses HDMI display adaptors.
I’ve just today discovered a good weather app for the Apple TV.
Should be fun & interseting. I’ll have a varietry of control devices with me, too: Bluetooth keyboard, two Apple remotes, my iPhone using the remote app & will also try connecting to a bluetooth speaker.
The keystrokes of Shift/Option/9 on a Mac keyboard will enter a decimal point as distinct from a period. This is useful when entering payment amounts into calendar apps such as BusyCal & Fantastical which accept normal English entry. Because, if I enter a dollar amount using a period, the app will recognise the first number as a date, which is clearly undesirable. Using a decimal point fixes this issue.
I find it so handy that I’ve reallocated the Command/Comma keystroke combination to enter this symbol ·
@larand I’m trying to work out how a place like Australia, which is about as far as one can get from Europe, can be a contender in Eurovision.
/@hazardwarning
@matigo Opera, Vivaldi & Firefox look the same as Chrome & Safari on my system.
@matigo I’m not seeing any significant difference in Safari or Chrome in macOS 10.14.5
// @sumudu
Safari:
Chrome:
Just turned on the MacBook Pro. I rather doubt it’ll be able to achieve the indicated potential battery life.
