Alternative link to chippers & choppers. https://www.dropbox.com/s/0csgyct6tochugf/Chippers%20%26%20choppers.m4a
Tree loppers have arrived & are on the job, it's just on 8:30 am. They have 9 trees to take out, including one 40-50 ft tall cypress.
I got through a 2nd consecutive night without any gastric reflux issues. But I can't recall having any dinner. Breakfast & lunch yesterday used up excess tandoori chicken pizza from the previous night. $3.69 well spent on a frozen pizza from ALDI. It fed me for 3 meals. #CheapBastard
What is it about cold, day-after pizza that makes it taste so good at breakfast?
@indigo The original HD is now in an ext case & used as part of the MBP's regular backup process.
// @matigo @morrick
@nitinkhanna This from Wikipedia: QuickTime is an extensible multimedia framework developed by Apple Inc., capable of handling various formats of digital video, picture, sound, panoramic images, and interactivity.
QuickTime X is the version which was released in 2009 with Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6). Users no longer had to buy & activate the Pro features of QuickTime 7 in order to edit media.
Most users quickly discovered that the X version was greatly lacking in the number & variety of export formats. Fortunately it's possible to install both QT 7 & QT X provided the former is not in the Applications folder (otherwise it gets over-ridden by QT updates). My copy of QT 7 Pro resides in the Utilities subfolder in the Applications folder.
An alternative location is the Applications folder in the user's home folder.
// @jextxadore
@indigo My 2011 MBP is still going well with a 256 GB SSD in place of the 500 GB HDD. Also has 12 GB RAM. The SDHC media card reader doesn't work now.
// @matigo @morrick
So you think a MBP is expensive. The current high-end 15-in Retina MBP starts at AU$4,099. Go back to 2006 & look at the price of the 17-in G4 PowerBook with a 1.67 GHz processor, that was AU$3,999. And in those days a dollar went a heck of a lot further than it does now.