@jextxadore Same here, too. We're dooooomed, I tell you. A most uncomfortable night. We saw 43℃ yesterday afternoon (the forecast was for "only" 38 ℃). It's dropped to 29, at 5 am. I'm far from my best in such conditions & the feeling of lungs wanting to escape via the throat ain't helping one little bit.
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When booted from the recovery drive or an ext SSD with Yosemite on it, the wifi lit is recognised. Running First Aid in Disk Utility does nothing useful, nor does runnung Tech Tool Pro or DiskWarrior. Only a Time Machine restoration can fix it quickly.
Quite unimpressed. To sayvthe very least. Updated some software on the MBA and upon restart, the wifi hardware was no longer recognised. This has happened before, with other software. The fix is a Time Machine restoration. First I did a full clone, so any app & home foldr changes since the last Time Machine backup five days ago will still be available. But it still crazy that the wifi hardware should apparently vanish!
I initially bought 1Password through the MAS then decided I'd like to try the beta versions direct from AgileBits. I presented them with proof of purchase from the MAS & they in turn gave me a licence number that could be applied to the website-sourced version. All my 1Password updates now come directly from AgileBits.
Clicked a link on the Avery website to download the Mac version of one of their apps. The download started & I observed that the package was over 500 MB, containing the Mac software at 189 MB & the PC version at over 210 MB. Dunno what the other rubbish making up the 500 +MB was, but why have separate PC & Mac download links when both come down via the Mac version link?
Is stupid.