@hazardwarning I open the app & import the entire “ExportForDayOne” zip file. This is using the Day One app itself, not a browser extension.
// @variablepulserate
@hazardwarning I open the app & import the entire “ExportForDayOne” zip file. This is using the Day One app itself, not a browser extension.
// @variablepulserate
@variablepulserate Got it, thanks. Opened the zip file in a fresh download of DayOne & I can see blog & Social posts.
I have just finished transferring all 46 blog posts I’ve made on this platform into Apple Notes, in a folder named "10C Salvage."
I started with the oldest, copying the relevant text & pasting into a new note each time, then removing the links in the title and posting date, leaving them as text-only.
There were formatting issues, resolved by putting spaces between paragraphs which had been there in the original but lost in the copy/paste process.
@variablepulserate That would require the aquisition of certain cable/adapters which I don’t yet have.
@variablepulserate I have an M1 MacBook Air with the same Thunderbolt port capability as the M2. I can use more than one external display by using a USB-C dock. This one has HDMI, 3 x USB 3.1 ports, Gigabit Ethernet & pass-through PD USB-C. I connect one external monitor to the HDMI port & the other to a USB 2 DisplayLink external video adaptor purchased in 2008 & still able to work with the M1 because the DisplayLink drivers are continually updated.
@streakmachine I still have a soft spot for Word 5.1(a) and its associated Excel 3.1(a) as supplied with my first Mac, a 1993 Mac Classic.
// @variablepulserate @sumudu
Twitter pays $150M fine for using two-factor login details to target ads.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/05/twitter-pays-150m-fine-for-using-two-factor-login-details-to-target-ads/
@streakmachine Want to have fun with other operating systems on your Mac? Download UTM from https://mac.getutm.app.
Then choose “Download" rather than the "Mac App Store" option. The former will work free of charge, the latter wants payment.
I’ve been taking a trip down memory lane with Mac OS 9.2.1 being emulated from a 1.13 GB virtual machine and a 310 MB disk image.
Once set up, have a look at the gallery of virtual devices if you don’t want to set up your own.
https://mac.getutm.app/gallery/
// @joeo10