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I’ve done that, which is WHY I stated that I think I’ve done everything I’m supposed to do, but my schedule DOES explain why my occasional afternoon naps get recorded in pastel blue rectangular

Jim Robertson wrote: I am guessing that it is because you haven’t set up anything AUTOMATIC. Did you try my suggestion from March 25th? Start the sleep schedule a little before you actually usually

That DID help a bit, but also to me indicated that this part of the watch’s user interface is a horrid mess. If I double-click on the digital crown, a reduced-size image of the currently foreground

It’s was a huge annoyance for me. On my M1 Mac Studio it causes a noticeable pause in Finder response anytime an action triggers the HDD drives to spin up. 9 times out of 10, I don’t want data

Perhaps the following Apple Support article will help: https://support.apple.com/en-us/105093

Thanks, Randy. I didn’t go back far enough in this thread. Otto

Brent wrote: Me too! But I'm somehow managing, with occasional help from family. Brent wrote: I've never even seen a Mac Mini. But I just now looked online. Cute! And you've convinced me that's

Thanks Tod for reminding me. I use a Drobo, a proprietary RAID, purchased in June of 2009. When plugged directly into my Mac, it runs most of the time and the proprietary diagnostics are able to work.

And as a long time Mac user, I was not able to identify or move around easily, as much of it was written in shorthand that a coder might use. It was like trying to read Gaelic, by a person of Slavic

Everyone has different needs and preferences. I used to travel for work, and a MacBook Pro with the builtin trackpad was my preferred form. I have squeezed out about as much use as I can from a 2008

Thanks SO much for that, Bev. I’ve confirmed to my own satisfaction that sleep tracking requires nightly “activation” of the Sleep app ON MY WATCH, which is the one thing that surprises me, but

This is a major problem with newer macs and external HDDs, particularly if connected through a hub. That OS setting stops the OS from actively putting the drives to sleep, but it doesn’t keep them

I have an old Apple Watch that has the “SleepWatch” App loaded on it. It works seamlessly and I only have to put the watch on before I go to bed. It’s a subscription app but my Apple Watch is

At the link that I gave to start this discussion thread. https://github.com/blueboxd/chromium-legacy Scroll down to the bottom. __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer

Thanks, Randy, but I know all that. What I’m asking is, “where does it tell us that this is for OS X 10.14?” Back to my AppleScript, JavaScript and Shell Script… Otto

Randy wrote: Otto wrote: Jim wrote: I can't imagine how I'd take advantage of the flexibility of a MacBook. (Except, perhaps if needed, to take it somewhere for servicing or setup.) When the time

Jim Robertson wrote: For several years I have had morning discomfort in my back if I sleep, as I have most of my life, on my side, and if I

The source code is only for programmers. So it can be ignored The other two files are compressed archives of exactly the same thing. Your choice of format. The one in Zip format is a bigger download

I don't have an Apple Watch, so I don't have any experience with tracking sleep in the Health app. I did find the following articles that may, or may not, be applicable: Estimating Sleep Stages from