@nitinkhanna TV, not newspaper
@nitinkhanna The source is Apple News, that might have something to do with it. Also, it might be the video that's unavailable, its original source is Australian. http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-01/trump-points-finger-at-obama-for-continued-protests/8313210
I think this bloke's a raving loony. 'I think he's behind it': Trump blames Obama for protests - ABC News
https://apple.news/AlQmjli8jR0Sidhi2IAISbQ
@sumudu That I am. I miss certainly aspects of the Lumia 1020 I used before getting the iPhone SE in May last year. Like the crazy 38 MP camera, this one is 'only' 19 MP. This has a faster quad-core processor & the time between photos is much quicker than with the 1020.
The cheap used Lumia 1520 didn't come with proper headphones, just basic ordinary iPhone ones. I still have the ones from the Lumia 1020, though. I connected them and the Gadgets app opened, asking me if I wanted to have phone or Groove Music open automatically next when they're connected. I chose neither. What's great about the Nokia headphones is their snug fit - no falling out like those stupid Apple EarPods.
@streakmachine My 2011 MBP has had a 256 GHz Samsung Evo 830 SSD in it for at least four years, not a hint of trouble with it. A pair of Kingston V300s, one of 120 GB, the other of 240 GB both failed at around the same age, no spare valid blocks left.
The folk at the shop where I bought the SanDisk Plus said it was the most popular one they sold.
Ready for Thursday's MBP upgrade/repair. The piece-of-shit 240 GB Kingston V300 SSD currently in the pre-unibody MBP (the one with the proper keyboard) has bad blocks. I have cloned it to a SanDisk Plus SSD also of 240 GB capacity. I hope not to lose any of the 27 screws that have to be removed & replaced in order to facilitate the SSD changeover.
I checked that the newly-cloned drive was bootable & used CarbonCopyCloner to replicate the Recovery partition on the new SSD. Now charging up the spare battery.
@matigo Containing an original iPhone 4. Until being recently replaced by an iPhone SE, it was used by the Vice President of the Mac User Group as the contact point when the club closed its CBD office. A member with a sick wife will be evaluating it in about three weeks with a view to buying it.
