Cool Stuff Found starts the episode, then it’s on to a few things related to backups, including how High Sierra’s APFS will affect you. Listener tips and some other, unrelated questions are answered, and then there’s a nice, juicy segment on meshifying your home without buying mesh for all of you, too. Press play and enjoy!
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MGG 670: Backups, APFS, High Sierra, and You
Cool Stuff Found starts the episode, then it’s on to a few things related to backups, including how High Sierra’s APFS will affect you. Listener tips and some other, unrelated questions are answered, and then there’s a nice, juicy segment on meshifying your home without...
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Chapters/Timestamps/Stuff mentioned:
- 00:00:00 Mac Geek Gab 670 for Sunday, August 13, 2017
- 00:01:28 Dave-CSF-Softorino YouTube Converter 2
- 00:02:46 Todd-CSF-beaTunes
- 00:05:05 Java isn’t terrible
- 00:07:09 CSF-TripIt Adds Interactive Airport Maps
- 00:10:20 Joe-CSF-668-Symless Synergy
- 00:11:55 iOS 11 App Results in Spotlight Search
- 00:16:25 Tyler-Impact of APFS on backups
- 00:20:51 Running APFS on Rotational Drives
- 00:23:51 SPONSOR: Bare Bones BBEdit
- 00:25:50 SPONSOR: eero. Use MGG for free overnight shipping
- 00:29:21 Steve-Time Machine Consistency Scan
- 00:39:43 Jeremy-Moving Emails from one Server to Another
- 00:44:30 Graham-665-Migrating email to G-Suite
- 00:46:22 Steve-Connecting a 5K display to One Mac
- 00:48:06 Your two geeks have Drive Issues!
- 00:59:01 David-Link/Unlink Apple Remote with Apple TV
- 01:02:07 David-Extending Synology Router Range
- 01:10:17 JP-Do eeros support Ethernet Backhaul?
- 01:14:46 Mike-Solving home wiring issues
- 01:21:13 This week’s MGG Premium Supporters:
- James B., David G., John G., James C., Paul M., Joe S., Sebastian K., Mark R., Jay C., Louis-Michel, Joshua O., Margaret M., Paulo B., Laurent L., Daniel P., Tyler V.
- 01:22:01 MGG Outtro
- The Mac Geek Gab iPhone app
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- BackBeat Media Podcast Network
- MacGeekGab AAC Enhanced Feed – Thanks to Michael Johnston of The iOS Show and Applr.
Well, we can’t be talking about the new Apple TV, since that remote is BT and you have to specifically pair them.
The older Apple TVs allowed you to lock it to a single Apple remote, so that only that remote could control it.
https://www.intech-bb.com/apple-tv-not-responding-to-remote/
However, if you’re using a universal remote like a Harmony or something, you’re poo poo out of luck.
MAC OS has some features that Windows does not have (or pales in comparison) that make it a better option for a single user environment – if you actually know you’ll use those features. In any other case there are no significant differences and applications for every major work activity are available for both systems; do consider though that Microsoft is probably developing a better ecosystem and interaction with multiple devices and platforms than Apple is.