@kdfrawg I have something very similar in my fridge: Aranciata Rosso, which is 17% orange juice & 3% blood orange juice, sourced from concentrates & sweetened with cane sugar.
@streakmachine The Thunderbolt dock was on sale in the Apple Store at a 33% discount because the T/bolt 2 version was on the way. Certainly wasn't going to pay $400 for one but $268 was OK. My stuff is still only T/bolt 1.
// @jussipekonen
@streakmachine If you get into management, you can replace them with stupid butts instead of clever bots. I'm sure performance won't suffer.
// @matigo @thrrgilag
@streakmachine To extend the connectivity of my MacBook Air, I bought a Belkin Thunderbolt Dock several years ago. I managed to use every port under testing. The MBA's Thunderbolt port connected the device. I added external USB 2, USB 3, Thunderbolt & FW800 external drives, speakers to the audio out & a mic to the audio in. I connected the MBA to the internet via the dock's Gigabit Ethernet port. This left one USB 3 port unused, so I connected a 20-inch monitor via DisplayLink.
Oddly, despite a massive 6A, 12 volt DC power brick, the dock's USB 3 ports can't pass enough current to charge an iPad or drive the Apple USB Superdrive. But the two USB 2 ports on the MBA could do those jobs so they were connected as well.
Very messy, cables & connectors everywhere, but everything worked just fine. This was with the old 2011 MBA.
// @jussipekonen
Having recommended DisplayLink (monitor connection over USB 2 or 3) to @jussipekonen I realised my own DisplayLink drivers needed updating: an update was made available on Feb 3. I bought my first Intel Mac in April 2007, so that means I've had the DisplayLink USB 2.0 to DVI adaptor since at least 2006 when I used it on a 14-in iBook. The DisplayLing jigger comes with DVI-to-VGA & DVI-to-HDMI adaptors.
Interesting: FruitJuice app on the MB Pro only wanted me to run it on batter7 for 33 minutes. Done.
I stand corrected. Stash do have Safari & Firefox extensions as well as those for Chrome. Installed. and because my use of Cappuccino on the Mac is via an Epichrome single-site browser, I can "Stash" URLs directly from Cappuccino