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From: "John Robinson via Groups.Io" <profilecovenant@...> To: [email protected]Cc: John Robinson <profilecovenant@...> Subject: Re: [macgroup] iMac person Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2020 10:30:35 -0500
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Thank you Jane!
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---------- Original Message ---------- From: "Jane Plunkett" <JanePlunkett@...> To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [macgroup] iMac person Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2020 10:28:06 -0500
Here's a Google search that might help.
Jane
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On 3/6/20 9:14 AM, Jeff @ SLYN Systems wrote:
A friend of mine with an iMac lost her husband.? She has reason to believe that someone tampered with important financial documents on her computer after his passing.
Is there a way to look at the history to see when a page from the document was dragged to the desktop?? She doesn't need "legal" proof but does need to have enough info to confront the person who might have done this.? She was also the most recent person to open the document so having that info isn't enough.
If you can help her, I'd like to put the 2 of you in touch with 1 another.
Thanks much,
Jeff
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Yay, John! Good idea! Jonathan On Mar 6, 2020, at 10:30 AM, John Robinson via Groups.Io <profilecovenant@...> wrote:
Jeff,
The only way I can think of would be the TimeMachine backups, you can see from below that there are several backups for each day¡
Inside the Documents portion all her items would be listed, as you see on mine.
Then clicking on the Mac HD you can see what¡¯s on the Desktop. (Second screenshot).
So, if the document in question was inside a folder in Documents on 3/5/20 but one of the backups on 3/6/20 showed it on the desktop, she knows when it was moved.
I hope this helps, and hopefully she used TimeMachine.
John
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On Mar 6, 2020, at 9:14 AM, Jeff @ SLYN Systems <slynsystems1985@...> wrote:
A friend of mine with an iMac lost her husband. She has reason to believe that someone tampered with important financial documents on her computer after his passing.
Is there a way to look at the history to see when a page from the document was dragged to the desktop? She doesn't need "legal" proof but does need to have enough info to confront the person who might have done this. She was also the most recent person to open the document so having that info isn't enough.
If you can help her, I'd like to put the 2 of you in touch with 1 another.
Thanks much,
Jeff -- Jonathan Fletcher Workplace Innovation Facilitator jonathan@... Kentuckiana FileMaker Developers Group ? Next Meeting: 3/24/20
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Jeff,
The only way I can think of would be the TimeMachine backups, you can see from below that there are several backups for each day¡
Inside the Documents portion all her items would be listed, as you see on mine.
Then clicking on the Mac HD you can see what¡¯s on the Desktop. (Second screenshot). ?
So, if the document in question was inside a folder in Documents on 3/5/20 but one of the backups on 3/6/20 showed it on the desktop, she knows when it was moved.
I hope this helps, and hopefully she used TimeMachine.
John
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A friend of mine with an iMac lost her husband.? She has reason to believe that someone tampered with important financial documents on her computer after his passing.
Is there a way to look at the history to see when a page from the document was dragged to the desktop?? She doesn't need "legal" proof but does need to have enough info to confront the person who might have done this.? She was also the most recent person to open the document so having that info isn't enough.
If you can help her, I'd like to put the 2 of you in touch with 1 another.
Thanks much,
Jeff
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Here's a Google search that might help.
Jane
On 3/6/20 9:14 AM, Jeff @ SLYN Systems
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A friend of mine with an iMac lost her husband.? She has
reason to believe that someone tampered with important financial
documents on her computer after his passing.
Is there a way to look at the history to see when a page from
the document was dragged to the desktop?? She doesn't need
"legal" proof but does need to have enough info to confront the
person who might have done this.? She was also the most recent
person to open the document so having that info isn't enough.
If you can help her, I'd like to put the 2 of you in touch
with 1 another.
Thanks much,
Jeff
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Sorry, Jeff, but I have no idea how to do that. ::-( Jonathan On Mar 6, 2020, at 9:14 AM, Jeff @ SLYN Systems <slynsystems1985@...> wrote:
A friend of mine with an iMac lost her husband. She has reason to believe that someone tampered with important financial documents on her computer after his passing.
Is there a way to look at the history to see when a page from the document was dragged to the desktop? She doesn't need "legal" proof but does need to have enough info to confront the person who might have done this. She was also the most recent person to open the document so having that info isn't enough.
If you can help her, I'd like to put the 2 of you in touch with 1 another.
Thanks much,
Jeff
-- Jonathan Fletcher Workplace Innovation Facilitator jonathan@... Kentuckiana FileMaker Developers Group ? Next Meeting: 3/24/20
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On Mar 4, 2020, at 1:14 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <hejb44@...> wrote: Do you pay for the dropbox 2TB or do you just use their free 2gb option? I used to pay for the extra DropBox space, but dropped it after iCloud became more reliable. I now pay for the iCloud 200 GB space increase because it¡¯s cheaper than DropBox and easier to get at from an iPad. I actually still use both for a couple of reasons. I keep current projects on DropBox periodically backed up to iCloud with a Keyboard Maestro script. This way the current working version of a project and a backup are both accessible from anywhere I happen to be. Also, DropBox works from Linux and iCloud doesn¡¯t. With my ongoing projects I have backups on iCloud and on my NAS at home because I don¡¯t really trust any of the online places. L^2 PS/ My daughter uses DropBox and pays for lots of storage. She still won¡¯t touch iCloud for serious work because she got really burned a couple of years ago with mangled files. ---- Lee Larson leelarson@... ?The key to being a good manager is keeping the people who hate me away from those who are still undecided. ¡ª ?Casey Stengel ??
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A friend of mine with an iMac lost her husband.? She has reason to believe that someone tampered with important financial documents on her computer after his passing.
Is there a way to look at the history to see when a page from the document was dragged to the desktop?? She doesn't need "legal" proof but does need to have enough info to confront the person who might have done this.? She was also the most recent person to open the document so having that info isn't enough.
If you can help her, I'd like to put the 2 of you in touch with 1 another.
Thanks much,
Jeff
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Did you mean 200 terabytes (tb)? Or gigabytes?
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On Mar 3, 2020, at 4:47 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <hejb44@...> wrote:
DropBox is upgrading my plan (not my choice) and giving me 200tb of space and charging me $130 a year (up from $100 a year). that is my only option.
I only have about 105gb of data on dropbox and less than 50gb of data on iCloud so I am going to up my iCloud storage to 200GB for $3.00 a month and move my data from Dropbox to iCloud.
Does anyone know of any reason why I shouldn¡¯t do this?
Thanks.
Harry
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Thanks John, I¡¯ll check out reminders.
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On Mar 4, 2020, at 8:19 PM, John Robinson via Groups.Io <profilecovenant@...> wrote:
Harry, I¡¯ve never used Wanderlust, I¡¯m clueless about it¡¯s features.
To organize my mess I use all Apple products, (I imagine that surprises you).
All of them sync between every devise, updates are provided by Apple and not a third party to add features and plug holes are completed on the entire stable of products all at once.
Calendar, Notes, and Reminders are all I need to keep myself upright. On the last screenshot you can see that Reminders allows you to attach items to the reminder.
You are right, this Wanderlust is now in the stable of Microsoft, and like you I would now not have anything to do with it.
John
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On Mar 4, 2020, at 1:10 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <hejb44@...> wrote:
For the last 6 years I have used a great application - Wanderlust.
It is a todo list that syncs on my two macs and my iPhone and my iPad. Today I received a message from the Wunderlist team. They are ceasing support for Wanderlust and have created a new product called Microsoft ToDo.
I use Wunderlist daily and hate to lose it and I am not sure I want to migrate to a product with Microsoft in its name.
Do any of you use a todo list on your computer - one that syncs across platforms?
What do you recommend?
Thanks.
Harry
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Harry, I¡¯ve never used Wanderlust, I¡¯m clueless about it¡¯s features.
To organize my mess I use all Apple products, (I imagine that surprises you).
All of them sync between every devise, updates are provided by Apple and not a third party to add features and plug holes are completed on the entire stable of products all at once.
Calendar, Notes, and Reminders are all I need to keep myself upright. ?On the last screenshot you can see that Reminders allows you to attach items to the reminder.
You are right, this Wanderlust is now in the stable of Microsoft, and like you I would now not have anything to do with it.
John
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On Mar 4, 2020, at 1:10 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer < hejb44@...> wrote:
For the last 6 years I have used a great application - Wanderlust.
It is a todo list that syncs on my two macs and my iPhone and my iPad. Today I received a message from the Wunderlist team. They are ceasing support for Wanderlust and have created a new product called Microsoft ToDo.
I use Wunderlist daily and hate to lose it and I am not sure I want to migrate to a product with Microsoft in its name.
Do any of you use a todo list on your computer - one that syncs across platforms?
What do you recommend?
Thanks.
Harry
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Lee,
Do you pay for the dropbox 2TB or do you just use their free 2gb option?
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On Mar 3, 2020, at 10:32 PM, Lee Larson via Groups.Io <leelarson@...> wrote:
On 3Mar 2020, at 7:47 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <hejb44@...> wrote:
I only have about 105gb of data on dropbox and less than 50gb of data on iCloud so I am going to up my iCloud storage to 200GB for $3.00 a month and move my data from Dropbox to iCloud.
Does anyone know of any reason why I shouldn¡¯t do this? I use both. They both seem solid, but DropBox appears to update more quickly when you change a file.
L^2
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leelarson@...
?To those who do not know mathematics it is difficult to get across a real feeling as to the beauty, the deepest beauty, of nature. ¡ If you want to learn about nature, to appreciate nature, it is necessary to understand the language that she speaks in. ¡ª ?Richard Feynman
?The Character of Physical Law, 1965?
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For the last 6 years I have used a great application - Wanderlust.
It is a todo list that syncs on my two macs and my iPhone and my iPad. Today I received a message from the Wunderlist team. They are ceasing support for Wanderlust and have created a new product called Microsoft ToDo.
I use Wunderlist daily and hate to lose it and I am not sure I want to migrate to a product with Microsoft in its name.
Do any of you use a todo list on your computer - one that syncs across platforms?
What do you recommend?
Thanks.
Harry
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On 3Mar 2020, at 7:47 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer < hejb44@...> wrote: I only have about 105gb of data on dropbox and less than 50gb of data on iCloud so I am going to up my iCloud storage to 200GB for $3.00 a month and move my data from Dropbox to iCloud.
Does anyone know of any reason why I shouldn¡¯t do this?
I use both. They both seem solid, but DropBox appears to update more quickly when you change a file.
L^2
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Lee Larson
?To those who do not know mathematics it is difficult to get across a real feeling as to the beauty, the deepest beauty, of nature. ¡ If you want to learn about nature, to appreciate nature, it is necessary to understand the language that she speaks in.?¡ª ?Richard Feynman
?The Character of Physical Law, 1965?
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Harry,
I¡¯ve used iCloud as my primary web backup for years, it¡¯s always worked perfectly. I use just enough on on Dropbox for important data files that it¡¯s free.
John
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On Mar 3, 2020, at 7:47 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <hejb44@...> wrote:
?DropBox is upgrading my plan (not my choice) and giving me 200tb of space and charging me $130 a year (up from $100 a year). that is my only option.
I only have about 105gb of data on dropbox and less than 50gb of data on iCloud so I am going to up my iCloud storage to 200GB for $3.00 a month and move my data from Dropbox to iCloud.
Does anyone know of any reason why I shouldn¡¯t do this?
Thanks.
Harry
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DropBox is upgrading my plan (not my choice) and giving me 200tb of space and charging me $130 a year (up from $100 a year). that is my only option.
I only have about 105gb of data on dropbox and less than 50gb of data on iCloud so I am going to up my iCloud storage to 200GB for $3.00 a month and move my data from Dropbox to iCloud.
Does anyone know of any reason why I shouldn¡¯t do this?
Thanks.
Harry
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A lot of great stories on this site, but this one caught my eye¡
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Re: Passwords: Longer is better than complicated
Always an education. Thanks, Lee! Jonathan On Feb 21, 2020, at 6:41 PM, Lee Larson via Groups.Io <leelarson@...> wrote:
On Feb 21, 2020, at 6:05 PM, Jonathan Fletcher <lists@...> wrote:
But aren¡¯t you concerned that they might be part of an already assembled list of literary biggies to try? Checking for length would get them a shorter list of quotes, titles or cultural references to try.
Do you combine your phrase with some other element to throw it off? I don¡¯t usually do anything else. My logic is this: The raw text of passwords is not stored, only a hashed version. The hashed passwords are usually something like 12 or 16 characters long and are unrecognizable. In order to recover a password from its hash you¡¯d have to know both the hashing method and guess the actual password in its entirety. There are lots of book titles and lines of poetry, so guessing a 20 character string is nearly impossible. How long do you suppose someone would have to work to come up with "And_the_silken_sad_uncertain_rustling_of_each_purple_curtain¡±?
That being said, I expect passwords to start going the way of the dodo. I¡¯ve long not used passwords for ssh remote access to Linux and Mac machines because ssh provides the capability of secure passwordless login. There are several other passwordless authentication methods bubbling up, such as SQRL.
L^2
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leelarson@...
?Odd thing, ain't it¡ you meet people one at a time, they seem decent, they got brains that work, and then they get together and you hear the voice of the people. And it snarls. ¡ª ?Terry Pratchett
?Jingo?
-- Jonathan Fletcher Workplace Innovation Facilitator jonathan@... Kentuckiana FileMaker Developers Group ? Next Meeting: 2/25/20
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Re: Passwords: Longer is better than complicated
On Feb 21, 2020, at 6:05 PM, Jonathan Fletcher < lists@...> wrote: But aren¡¯t you concerned that they might be part of an already assembled list of literary biggies to try? Checking for length would get them a shorter list of?quotes, titles or cultural references to try.?
Do you combine your phrase with some other element to throw it off?
I don¡¯t usually do anything else. My logic is this: The raw text of passwords is not stored, only a hashed version. The hashed passwords are usually something like 12 or 16 characters long?and are unrecognizable. In order to recover a password from its hash you¡¯d have to know both the hashing method and guess the actual password in its entirety. There are lots of book?titles and lines of poetry, so guessing a 20 character string is nearly impossible. How long do you suppose someone would have to work to come up with?"And_the_silken_sad_uncertain_rustling_of_each_purple_curtain¡±? That being said, I expect passwords to start going the way of the dodo. I¡¯ve long not used passwords for ssh remote access to Linux and Mac machines because ssh provides the capability of?. There are several other passwordless authentication methods bubbling up, such as?. L^2 ---- Lee Larson leelarson@...?Odd thing, ain't it¡ you meet people one at a time, they seem decent, they got brains that work, and then they get together and you hear the voice of the people. And it snarls.?¡ª ?Terry?Pratchett ?Jingo?
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Re: Passwords: Longer is better than complicated
Haha, Lee! Two great lines! Literary masterpieces and cultural touchstones, both. But aren¡¯t you concerned that they might be part of an already assembled list of literary biggies to try? Checking for length would get them a shorter list of quotes, titles or cultural references to try. Do you combine your phrase with some other element to throw it off? Jonathan On Feb 21, 2020, at 5:43 PM, Lee Larson via Groups.Io <leelarson@...> wrote:
On Feb 21, 2020, at 5:31 PM, Ed Wiser <ewiser@...> wrote:
What I hate is sites where that demand and make you keep with in a range of letters in numbers and Characters.
On Feb 21, 2020, at 5:14 PM, Jonathan Fletcher <lists@...> wrote:
?Good article about the FBI¡¯s recommendations about passwords:
The method I¡¯ve been using for a long time is to use a line of poetry or the title of a book; e.g.,
TheMoonisaHarshMistress
or
Beware_the_frumious_bandersnatch!
L^2
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leelarson@...
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