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@streakmachine Be very wary of such things, I had a 2011 15.4" MBP 2.0 GHz i7 with 12 GB of RAM, it could take up to 16 GB.

The reason for caution is that model was the first to use lead-free solder & they got it wrong. Mine eventually died in August last year when the soldered connection between the motherboard & video card failed.

Apple's only fix was a motherboard replacement, which was offered free until Feb 2016. It was not a new motherboard, just a different one with similar failure potential.

// @hybotics

@larand There's an emoji for that.?

@hybotics I'm assuming that since it's rented accommodation, that a Murphy bed isn't an option. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy_bed

// @matigo @larand

@larand One such compromise is the closeness of a futon to the floor. As an ageing overweight arthritic individual I have great difficulty getting up from down so low.

// @matigo @hybotics

Have your passwords been pwned? https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2018/02/1password-helps-you-find-out-if-your-password-is-pwned/
Proviso: only works if you're a user of the 1Password monthly subscription service. No good for me, I have a 1P licence instead, so I have no 1P account to log in to.
1Password will add the "have I been pwned" feature to their Watchtower in future releases of the software.

Music FACT: For security reasons, Kenny Loggins changes his name every 28 days.

@larand I’m using 10C, Twitter, Pnut, Mastodon and counter.social, a forked Mastodon variant that doesn’t federate with other Mastodon instances.
Plus I use OpenText’s FirstClass within the Mac User Group. There’s links to USA, Canada & New Zealand with FirstClass.

/@matigo @joeo10

Would this concept sell? A feature phone in the form factor of a not-too-thin 5-inch smartphone with camera, Web browser, Email, SMS/MMS, Calendar, Calculator, Maps/ GPS, eBook reader.
It would also have wifi & LTE connectivity with a list or resizeable icon view.

@streakmachine Mass equates to traction.

/@matigo

Car wash app bug. Local car wash has an iOS/Android app. I used it once & accidentally credited the person in the next wash bay long with $2 (3 minutes). I notified the operators & they gave me a $2 credit to be applied next time I used the service. It worked, the next wash of $2 was fully refunded. But there’s a glitch: any time I choose a $2 wash, the full amount is refunded to me. Other price/time combinations go through as expected & my credit card is charged accordingly.