@tomas It depends on how you define good. A common folk etymology incorrectly claims "Good Friday" is a corruption of "God Friday". The term in fact comes from the now obsolete sense "pious, holy" of the word good.
// @sumudu @konrad
@jextxadore 2 weeks ago I had solar panels installed on my roof. In the process, one concrete tile was broken. There's a few spares under the building, beside the access hatch.
I found a rather nasty redback spider https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redback_spider under the one on the top of the pile.
// @matigo
@joeo10 Truly a hidden treasure. I co-ordinate a Mac User group/PC User group joint venture learning/information session for two hours one day per month. In March we dealt with backups & clones on the Mac. This month I plan on doing File Sharing, CleanArchiver will feature in that session, I have just decided.
@streakmachine Go here to get it: https://www.sopht.jp/pub/Mac/CleanArchiver-3.0a6.dmg
Yeah, many’s the time I’ve sent a zipped folder to a PC user & they claim not to be able to use the unzipped content. This is usually because they’ve trued to work on one of the Mac-only files. The “other” file of the same name but far greater size is the one they should have been using.
iPhone battery and performance explained re iOS 11.3:
https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT208387
I don't have a copy of Office on the Mac I used to convert the old Apex Club files and most were lacking a suffix, meaning I had no idea if they wore .cwk, .doc, .docx, .txt or .rtf. SO I added .odt to each filename and used LibraOffice to open each one & save it to .doc format.
There was one document that needed a lot of reformatting of the paragraph structure, so I modified the new .doc file using Writer 2 app which I'd quite forgotten I had.
And in case my friend was unable to transfer his text message Dropbox link, I sent him an email with a zip file of the Dropbox folder concerned. I even took the trouble to use CleanArchiver app to zip the email attachment.
If you're not familiar with CleanArchiver, it makes sure that the extra little associated invisible Mac-only files that only serve to confuse PC users are NOT added to the zipped file.
Contacted by a friend today who was concerned that the Apex (Service) Club we'd both been members of 20 years earlier, had lost direction. He asked if I knew where to find a copy of the Club's Standing Orders as there was some confusion over important items.
I went a-hunting and found the required documents & other relevant stuff (stored in Dropbox) dating back from 1995 to 1998. I had produced a bi-monthly 28-page newsletter for the years 1995 - 1997. I had also been the Club's President from 1995 - 1996 and Secretary from 1997 - 1998.
After making sure all the files wore in .doc format to suit his PC I sent him a link to the folder in Dropbox.