@jws Gin has taken off over here in Oz in a big way in the last few years. The tendency is to use local/unique botanicals for a different taste. https://www.goodfood.com.au/drinks/cocktails-spirits/gin-101-the-perfect-gin-and-tonic-plus-10-australian-craft-gins-to-try-20170926-gyp96l
// @matigo @streakmachine
Those 133 apps plus another 5 I deleted came to 8.99 GB. Just thinking when I first got ADSL, I was on 10 GB per month, which increased to 50 GB in late 2010. Still with the same ISP, now I pay for 200 GB per month with a bonus of 1 TB added by the ISP.
The downside to running the special enterprise version of iTunes 12.6.3.6 is regular app updates. I haven't checked that for a couple of weeks & have just started updating 133 iOS apps.
Given their collective height of 7.06 metres, perhaps The Beatles really were bigger than Jesus…….
World to recognise Moscow as capital of the United States. http://newsthump.com/2017/12/06/world-to-recognise-moscow-as-capital-of-the-united-states/
I now have 1.6 GB of .mp3 files on a micro SD card in a USB adaptor fitted (with snap on/off connector) to my keyring. I intend to use it in the car's audio system via the USB socket. That's the equivalent to burning two 800 MB CDs.
Amazing: an old Tiger app & its associated iTunes scripts (iTuneMyWalkman) still works in High Sierra. It lets you use iTunes to sync a playlist containing the term iTMW to a non-Apple device. First, attach the device (I use a USB drive) & mount it on the desktop. Open iTMW app & set the Preferences to suit the destination & source (which particular iTunes playlist you want to sync). Then add the various scripts from the downloaded zip file to the Scripts item under iTunes in either the user Library or the main Library.
Use the Scripts item on the iTunes menubar to control the process.
