@streakmachine The latest report. 
@kdfrawg Sure, but I don't have to drive miles to get great coffee.
// @thrrgilag @larand @konrad
@larand I'm in a place where it's quite hard to get bad coffee, here's a few links: http://www.goodfood.com.au/eat-out/why-melbourne-has-the-best-cafes-in-the-world-20150617-ghoxe7 and http://internationalcoffeeexpo.com
// @thrrgilag @kdfrawg @konrad
@streakmachine Via their website they offer a 2-week trial. That's enough time to increase the battery life/capacity. The app also tells you when a maintenance cycle is due. Such a cycle is a full charge, disconnect immediately, and run on the battery until it reaches 20% charge, then reconnect the power.
When I acquired this mid-2014 ex-Apple executive MBA, its battery was at 87% of its original capacity. I've been using a $15 app called FruitJuice to monitor & correct my battery usage. Today's target is 1 hr & 51 minutes on battery (34 minutes use so far) to keep the battery in its best condition. After using the app for about 6 weeks, the battery has reached 92%.
I expect to sleep pretty well tonight. Just had a big glass of hard ginger beer, 8% alcohol. Very nice.
I currently have five telephone handsets in my place, four are cordless units, the other being hard-wired for power outages. Soon, though, my internet connection will be FTTN or possibly FTTP depending on what the providers can get working. There's provision for a single phone using VOIP into the new modem, so I'll ditch all those phones & replace them with a quad cordless setup. The main base station will connect via VOIP and the three extensions will connect to that base.
I was chatting with an older fella at the Mac User group meeting ten days ago, we were trying to remember the name of an arrogant arsehole of a member who ran a Mac & photographics business 12 years ago. Then about 5 days back, his nam came to me in a sudden flash, as such things tend to do. So I headed to my User Group magazine archive and hunted up a 12-yr-old issue (I have copies of all the magazines ever produced) and was able to find the now-defunct business name amongst the list of advertisers.