That was weird. Tried to use the cameras on the iPod Touch but the screen was black. I tried other apps with camera access with no trouble at all. Back to the camera app, still black. So I reset the device. Now the camera works properly. Go figure.
Received notification I've reached the top of the beta list for using Stash app. Phew, I thought they'd forgotten my interest. See Stash.ai for more info.
I had to edit the location information on a photo taken recently with my iPhone. I use Photos app on the Mac & because such changes can be done in iPhoto, I naturally (and incorrectly) assumed I could also do it in Photos.
Nope, no can do. SO I exported the photo to the desktop, added it to iPhoto & made the required changes there. I then made sure to check the box "Include location info" while exporting it from iPhoto.
I then imported it to Photos and trashed the incorrect pic.
Thanks, Apple, for making things so easy.*
- Useless effing bastards.
@indigo Don't do that: removing a Mac laptop's battery will trigger a go slow mode. See http://www.tomshardware.com/news/apple-macbook-pro-battery-benchmarks,6643.html
// @hazardwarning @c
When I injured the left shoulder in a car rollover in 1995 I was traveling 85km just to get to work. The physiotherapist I'd been referred to also practiced at a sports medicine clinic only two km from that work location so I transferred my treatment to that place. The new locale also had a 34°C hydrotherapy pool which I used before the 30 minute massage sessions. I went there twice weekly for eight months before it was felt I could resume proper duties.
Tried the pulse-massage setting on the showerhead to get some relief from the shoulder pain. It's surprisingly effective. The entire water output is concentrated into four heavy pulsating streams with a separation of about 3.5 cm. Combined with near-50°C heat (new hot water system is regulated to 50°) it's a good localised massage. I also employed deep finger pressure massage to the shoulder tendon nexus below the collarbone. Some ome the pain is from a pinched nerve, most is reflected pain from the tendons.
Great. If it ain't one thing it's another. I have recovered from the gout attack and most of the lower back muscle twinge pain is gone.
My latest affliction is my bad shoulder is back to haunt me, it's a pinched nerve caused by a couple of vehicle rollovers 7 years apart back in the 1990s. If I can find my electric massager I can get some relief by massaging the tendon nexus just below the collarbone.
Gonna get my booze at the dedicated liquor outlet, the product I'm after is $5 per litre cheaper than at the supermarket.