@hybotics Sadly, in my experience, very few. The kicker is the experience part. They prefer to indoctrinate a new “qualified” person rather than getting an experienced one to unlearn things.
@jws Reference there to Apple’s original digital stills camera.
// @nitinkhanna
@variablepulserate I was initially a Netbot fan, then it was pointed out that it was hiding a significant portion of the timeline. It was my practice to scroll back two hours then start easing forward again.
// @matigo
Today I learned of a business on the other side of this city that sells refillable stainless steel coffee pods. My pod machine uses the K-fee capsules and while refillable ones have been available on Amazon, none of the website descriptions actually specified K-fee. So I never bought them.
I placed my order today, the place ships stuff on Monday, Wednesday & Friday of each week.
So mine will ship on Friday, I may well have it by late Tuesday next week.
@variablepulserate The greener grass on the other side may be indicative of a septic tank problem……
// @sumudu
This time 12 months ago, I was feeling very off colour, booked in for a visit to my GP ASAP the following day, but the 1st available slot was 11:45 am on Tuesday. I was shunted off to hospital via ambulance almost immediately with no discernible blood pressure.
Over the next three days the staff of 2 hospitals staved off sepsis & restored function to my kidneys. GP said a week later if I’d been 6 hours later in seeing him I may not have survived.
Sobering stuff.
My iPhone SE’s battery performance had begun to drop dramatically, for example it went from fully charge to 53% in six hours doing nothing but being on stand-by, no apps were running.
I arranged for replacement of the battery, that cost AU$75 & was done today. The Genius Bar fellow says Apple considers a battery should be OK up to 500 charges, mine had undergone 698 charge cycles. The Genius man said most of the battery replacements he saw were done between 700 & 800 cycles, so mine was just about into that area.
A terrific Mac app called Coconut Battery can display the battery & storage levels of any iOS jigger that’s connected to a Mac via USB cable.
I have a universal battery charger, made for NiCd/NiMH 3.6v; 7.2v & 9v batteries plus AA & AAA cells with a 500 mAh USB port for charging other things. It’s 12v power supply fried itself so I replaced it with a different unit. Last night the smoke got out of the replacement unit & it smells horrid. I’m scare to use it.
But both have the same 12v input specifications, so the power brick for the replacement device works fine with the original one.