@whoisashygirl No-one has a NBA with Retina Display!
/@joeo10
@whoisashygirl Apart from Dark Mode being horrible in some apps like Mail, there really aren’t any bugs that I’ve come across.
@jussipekonen Is this a real phenomenon? https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/oct/07/how-the-finnish-liftestyle-of-getting-drunk-while-wearing-pants-became-the-new-hygge
Dashlane password manager screws up bill payments in Safari with my online banking by replacing the BPay customer reference number with the bank account’s username. But it does this AFTER I hit the
‘confirm” button to finalise the transaction. The next screen shows the reference number field as being in error.
Part of the new macOS means SMS codes received to confirm payment can be pasted directly in the confirm field of the final confirmation window on the payment website. I don’t have the Dashlane problem with other browsers but they don’t offer the SMS auto-copy/manual paste either.
The SMS code also applies to iCloud in Sfari - log in & the security code sent to the mobile gets into Safari via the magic of Continuity.
@matigo Much discussion about this on a video that will come out later in the week as audio & video podcast formats.
There is a course you can take for $150 that results in you becoming an Apple Accredited repairer & gives you access to the hardware test software.
@streakmachine This one will get you Sierra: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/macos-sierra/id1127487414
As for the other ones, they total 15 GiB on my external storage.
@phoneboy Plus, if you’ve opted to store Desktop & Documents in iCloud Drive, such content doesn’t count against your allocation.
@phoneboy In August I demonstrated how to set up a new iOS device from an iTunes backup. The device used was a 128 GB iPod Touch with 47% of its space used. I backed it up with iTunes 12.7 then after the demo was over, rest it to backup to iCloud.
Two weeks later I observed that I had under 4 GB of free space in iCloud, it should have been closer to 25 GB free. The backup of the iPod Touch had grown to 21 GB. I assume most of that was apps.
iTunes under Mojave no longer back up iOS apps. https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/10/03/apple-now-blocks-ios-app-backups-but-you-can-do-something-about-it
iMazing to the rescue!