@larand Oh, you mean the feather Indians, not the dot Indians. Gotcha.
// @indigo @kdfrawg
@larand Oh, you mean the feather Indians, not the dot Indians. Gotcha.
// @indigo @kdfrawg
@larand It's not a proper Indian pudding without some curry in it!
// @indigo @kdfrawg
In transitioning from a very dark grey car to a silver coloured on in the heat of an Australian summer, I can categorically state that when left in direct sunlight for several hours, the silver one doesn't get as hot inside & dissipates it heat quicker that the darker car. Both vehicles are hatchbacks of much the same size although the silver one's rear window is less vertical.
And at 1:25 am on Friday it's still 27℃. Later today the expected daytime hours highest temperature is 25℃ with rain. 13 hours ago it was 35℃.
@kdfrawg It all levels out at -40°. That's the only coinciding point on the ℃ & ℉ scales. So weather reports of -40 ℃ are also -40 ℉.
#UselessInformation.
// @streakmachine
@JeremyCherfas Use the internal for Time Machine? I know it's a bit small for that but it does depend on how much space your boot-up drive has - I like to have 2 to 2.5 time the capacity of the boot drive allocated to Time Machine.
@JeremyCherfas Ah, gotcha. Back in the ADN days one fellow kept a 2008 iMac with a buggered internal HD operational for several years with an external Firewire 800 SSD.
I use a not-dissimilar theory with a Pismo G3 PowerBook that was given to me. An internal fault means it can't recognise and HDs in it. So I use an external Firewire 400 CompactFlash card reader with a 32 GB CF card instead.
This has the added benefit of not only being faster but larger as well. The original HD was 20 GB.
Oops words in YouTube videos. Just saw a car detailer cleaning the inside of a rear window with a magic sponge. He said "you only need one pass, which is great because I'm old and not an extortionist."