@caff Welcome aboard! The oars are in your cabin, there are life vests somewhere and as soon as we finish all the beer, there will be something you can use to bail. The captain tells me we stick to tropical waters: no icebergs will come along.
@larand I observe the sugar content to be somewhere between 3% & 17% because of the listed order of ingredients, Orange juice, sugar, blood orange juice, etc.
The chart on the can says Sugar, 10g per 100ml.
// @kdfrawg
@hazardwarning I was never really into horror movies but I did enjoy "Bloodbath At The House Of Death."
// @jussipekonen @kdfrawg
@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.