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Yet, one more reason all our computers are still running just fine on High Sierra. If it's not broken don't fix it. John Mills

There is a very interesting article about this in TidBits: It’s Time to Move On from Bootable Backups https://tidbits.com/2024/12/23/its-time-to-move-on-from-bootable-backups/ It’s not just

More detail under “You’re a mean one” on the SuperDuper blog: https://www.shirt-pocket.com/blog/](https://www.shirt-pocket.com/blog/ I found this out the hard way. :(

Both the new and old hubs work with USB 3.1. The old hub has a USB-B port. Now I’m thinking of getting a 3.1 USB-C to USB-B cable and trying it out. If it works, I’ll be able to keep using the

As I said earlier, a few days ago I switched from my 2012 Mac mini to my new M4 Mac mini. When I connected my Time Machine drive to the M4 Mac, I got a popup asking me what I wanted to do about the

Bayswater wrote: Speaking of protocols, Mac laptops have supported Thunderbolt connectors for 14 years, and Thunderbolt-capable USB-C connectors since 2016. Personally, I make a point of spending

Looks like your problem is solved, but FWIW, I got one from a local store that does their own line of equipment, and is not available outside of western Canada. ?As for compatibility, I mean the

On 14 Jan 2025, at 7:39, Bayswater via groups.io wrote: I just got one of these at my local OfficeMax: https://en.j5create.com/collections/usb-type-c-hubs/products/jch377 I figured it couldn’t hurt

I just got one of these at my local OfficeMax: https://en.j5create.com/collections/usb-type-c-hubs/products/jch377 I figured it couldn’t hurt if the cable on the hub that plugs into the computer had

What brand an model of hub did you get? When you say compatible with the USB versions on the new Mini, does that mean something beyond the hub having a USB-C connector?

Not my experience. ?When I got my 2018 Mini, the hub I was using with a 2011 iMac didn’t work. ?The local store said I should look for one that specifically stated that it was compatible with the

It’s fairly common for someone to need to remove a specific event from a repeating event. It would be needlessly onerous to have to manually enter all of the remaining ones just because something

In which case, it isn’t really a repeating event, is it? I would simply start typing the event title at the new date/time each time, which will autofill and allow you change what you want to (I

Can anyone recommend a good not too expensive solar charger for the iPhone. I have an 8 if that makes any difference. Doris

In November 2023 I bought this hub for use with my 2012 Mac mini: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G8S324L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 I didn’t really need 16 ports, but I was

He wants to be able to repeatedly change a single event in a series without repeatedly being prompted about it. Essentially, he wants an option to remove a specific event from the series, without

I do this often on both my Mac & iPhone. It usually comes up and asks me if I want to modify the repeating appointment or only this one. cjc

Thanks Bev. Being wrong is becoming a more frequent event for me. Seems like the repeating event behavior changed not long ago at the same time the repeat event icon (one arrow above another pointing

Basically, you want to remove, but not delete, one event from a repeating series? A search revealed that hasn’t been possible for years, if ever. (I saw several folks ask about this over the years.)

I've used Strava for years, which was born as a cycling site but now supports other sports as well, and I’ve discovered that I can see maps of the trail network at my Nordic Ski Center, but I have