Silly fellow at the Mac User Group meeting lost his iPhone today. Didn’t have Find My iPhone activated. Tried calling it but no-one could hear it ringing.
He reported back recently that there several missed calls on it when he found it in the car: he never brought the thing into the meeting venue at all!

Hmm, very similar.

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How little? My own figures as a result of blood tests yesterday are 97 grams per litre, 130 grams per litre is considered the desirable minimum with an upper healthy limit of 180.

I am anaemic, and have extensive medical history of being so. Iron tablets have helped thus far but now I’m waiting on a busy hospital to contact me re an appointment date & time for an iron infusion.

I’ll also get a colonoscopy/endoscopy done.

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Not involving coffee. ALDI’s Salted Caramel Milk. They do Iced Coffee (plain); Iced Coffee (Espresso); Chocolate; Mocha; Strawberry & the foul salted caramel muck.

Today I learned that in order for a Thunderbolt 3 cable to be able to pass 100 watts of charging power, transfer files at 40 Gbps and transfer via USB 3.1 at 10 Gbps, it’s rare for that cable to exceed 0.5 metres in length. Apple sells one that’s 0.8 m & can perform at the above speeds. Darned thing costs AU$59.
The 2-metre USB-C cable used to charge a Retina MacBook Pro can only sync at USB 2.0 speeds. It can handle 100 watts of power though.
If you ever thought the Android market for phones was fragmented, then that for USB-C is even worse.

Sent from FirstClass with my iPhone.

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Viva la FirstClass!

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Never again. NEVER. Salted caramel may have a place in ice cream or desserts or chocolates but it just isn’t appropriate as a milk flavouring additive.
Vile. Far too much salt & nowhere near enough caramel.

Not helping!

My hemoglobin level should be in the realm of 130 - 180 grams per litre. It isn’t. Instead it’s 97. Not good at all. So I’m off to make an appointment for an iron infusion.

iPhone was on 1% battery 50 minutes ago, so I attached it to a portable power pack battery. Now it reads 53%.