A Lovely 10C Site!

@gtwilson I have links to an Apple website where El Capitan & Sierra can still be downloaded. Do you have a Snow Leopard DVD? The retail version of that was 10.6.3, predating the Mac App Store which arrived with 10.6.6 before topping out at 10.6.8.
Maybe you can get that DVD (still available to purchase for $19.99) and progressively apply Software Update until you get to Lion. Maybe. See https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MC573Z/A/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard

I have disk images for the original release of Lion & for the Combo Updater to 10.7.5.
There were a few supplemental updates for Thunderbolt as well about that time.

// @matigo @streakmachine

@larand The Mastodon instance mentioned here is a more intimate experience than mastodon.social because there are far fewer users/subscribers. But thanks to the magic of Federation, all (proper) mastodon instances can communicate directly with each other.

There are exceptions to every rule, of course. An insteresting variant is a non-federated mastodon experience called counter.social wich I enjoy immensely.

@streakmachine Grey import. It won’t have been specifically designed for the Australian market which specified side-intrusion panels in the doors amongst other things.

// @larand

Lamb-burgers for lunch tomorrow. Men’s Shed has a BBQ on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. Bought a pack of minced lamb today.

@streakmachine Hmmm. Not a model that was sold here.

@streakmachine What are you driving now?

@jextxadore The lady who’s been editor of the Mac User Group monthly magazine since 1993 requests that contributors supply articles in plain text. Photos to be supplied with proper file names and a notation of the preferred location of said photo in relation to the rest of the text.

/@matigo @JeremyCherfas @streakmachine

@JeremyCherfas I have changed the way ⌘V works on my Macs. It is no longer merely “Paste.” It’s now “Paste & Match Style."

// @matigo @streakmachine @jextxadore @

@phoneboy Cardinal sin committed twice by the writer of that article: using the word “either” then having more than two listed items.