> Okay, I am pasting the entire channel lineup from direct TV now’s website.
> Keep in mind this is a list of all the channels available, and it depends on
> what package you choose. Also, at the very bottom, is the list of local
> channels and the market they are available in.
> Direct TV now
Hello,
Further to my earlier post about erasing a folder without going via trash…..
I I am running the latest El Capitan on my late 2008 iMac.
I have a 256 GB memory stick with I have used as a time machine backup disk
with encryption. I have also used it as the target disk for a SuperDuper!
b
Hi Donna,
There used to be this feature in the calendar of the phone in apple calendars
it would be a case of setting up multiple appointments or events with different
alert times.
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com]
On B
Paul,
The encryption issue can be addressed by reformatting the drive with the
appropriate selection in Disk Utility. I believe the key to resolving your
problem here is to correct the situation that prevents you from using Disk
Utility on this drive, but there’s a number of possibilities pote
Hi Simon,
You can still do that. I'd like to set up two default alert times, but it
looks like you can only set up one.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Dec 9, 2016, at 5:18 AM, Simon Fogarty wrote:
>
> Hi Donna,
>
> There used to be this feature in the calendar of the phone in apple
> calendars it would
Hi. I’ve always had my 6S+ in me frond pocket and it’s never been a problem as
I always buy jeans with deep pockets.
> On 8 Dec 2016, at 04:40, E.T. wrote:
>
> Scott,
> Your iPhone is much safer in your pocket than e-cigarettes or a Samsung S7,
> yes?
>
> From E.T.'s Keyboard...
> Without
Oooo I shutter to think where that antenna lines up.;)
Not again that it matters rationally. I’m used to working with high power
microwave though back in the day and we were always warned to stay away from
the dishes while they were active to protect the plumbs.
;)
> On Dec 9, 2016, at 9:43 A
well, you could always use dd. The command I would use is: dd if=/dev/zero
of=/dev/ and then let it run. it might take a while to
erase, but there will not even be partition information on there afterward.
after that, you can use disk utility to repartition and format that usb device.
-eric
On
Hi Eric,
I want to thank you for putting that DD commandline out there, I worked for
many years at AT&T Bell laboratories were all development work was done on UNIX
systems and I completely forgotten about the DD command. Nice to have a
refresher.
Paul,
Eric is making a very sound suggestion
I’m such a fan of the Unix environments. You all did good work at Bell labs.
Consider how long Unix has held up as the standard now. It’s as important
today as ever and I don’t see a time when it won’t be. Well done!
> On Dec 9, 2016, at 11:47 AM, Bill Gallik wrote:
>
> Hi Eric,
>
> I wan
Good day!
My iPhone completely died several days ago. I am getting a new one
today. Below is a link to some software to scanning and backing up
data from a dead iPhone. I wanted to see if anyone had experience with
this software, or have other ideas. And yes, I do have some, but not
all, data back
heh. this comes from being a full time linux user as well. :)
I have a windows laptop here, but I use it mostly for programming radios. I
much prefer the mac for web browsing, email and media playing. btw, most of the
linux/unix tools are available via console on the mac.
-eric
On Dec 9, 2016,
btw, I know of a few folks that retired from bell labs. One holds some 28
patents for modification of the old mechanical telco switches to handle digital
data. He lives just up the road in peoria az. He is the one that taught me a
few tricks with linux. :)
-eric
On Dec 9, 2016, at 9:49 AM, Sco
Scott,
I cannot use ios at all, the voices stimulate the dizzy centres of my
brain because of a vascular accident in a surgery.
My question about the touch was as an absolute last resort.
Since the iPod is at the request of my medical team, i prefer not making a
substitution for a device that w
Just get an ota like the mobileaf
> On Dec 8, 2016, at 8:48 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> Just to add to what Clifton said, if the channels in your area are not
> directly owned by the network, you probably won't get them. For instance,
> none of our local channels are available.
> Mary
>
>
> Sen
Well, the more recent more powerful iPhones have a greater selection of voices.
Not sure if they all have the negative effects you mention, you told me in
detail about the problem before. I know Alex for example is out of the
question but some of the others may be a better fit, there are some
Scott,
This discussion is not about an iPhone, it is about an iPod. I tested an
i-phone 6 in an apple storeand after I started almost throwing up from
the dizziness, did not feel continuing to play was a smart idea.
Given the subject line, might not asking what do you want an iPod for?
bef
Hi!
I think its very hard to sit down with the iphone in my pocket even if they are
deep and even if i have an SE.
/A
> 9 dec. 2016 kl. 15:43 skrev Saqib Hussain :
>
> Hi. I’ve always had my 6S+ in me frond pocket and it’s never been a problem
> as I always buy jeans with deep pockets.
>> On 8
That works, depending on the terrain, your location, and the location of the
stations you need to get. I live close to all of the stations supposedly, but
can't get CVS for love or money, unless of course, maybe if I had an outside
antenna way up on the roof. Not going to happen.
Mary
Sent fro
Sierra added the "x of x" in the dock which I find useless. I set
the verbosity for the dock to low which is fine except now any badges
are no longer announced. Is there a way to set custom verbosity like
between low and medium? I suppose I could rely on alerts or banners
instead in notifica
Another advantage of over the air digital reception is it isn’t compressed.
Most apartments and condo groups will not put up to much of a fight if you want
to put up an antenna or dish any more. Back when the communications act was
first passed I had an home owners association go to war with m
This conversation reminds me of a Curb your Enthusiasm episode. Instead of
long ball Larry we can call you Long ball Anders.:)
> On Dec 9, 2016, at 3:21 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I think its very hard to sit down with the iphone in my pocket even if they
> are deep and even if i ha
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