test please delete

[NickFitz]

I assume it's not your iCloud account unless you've paid for extra storage.

My only problem with Mail.app is that it created a ******* huge log file but cleared it down and it was fine

No, I'm old-fashioned and keep my email here at home

I can't see any big Mail.app log files in Console, so I assume that isn't a problem for me.

[SimonMac]

No, I'm old-fashioned and keep my email here at home

I can't see any big Mail.app log files in Console, so I assume that isn't a problem for me.

I had this

https://discussions.apple.com/thread...art=0&tstart=0

[NickFitz]

I had this

https://discussions.apple.com/thread...art=0&tstart=0

Just had a look, and I've only got around 17MB of stuff in that folder

[NickFitz]

Teeming down now, but I'm at the Chinese

[NickFitz]

Teeming down now, but I'm at the Chinese

And dinner is served

[SimonMac]

I've decided to go for a Chinese, once I've finished ripping and converting season 5 of Frasier into iTunes, after which I shall have a beer or more

Have a look at an app called iFlicks2, love it and works a treat adding everything to my iTunes

[TheFaQQer]

On the subject of school websites, you might find this of interest: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2016/01/a-school-for-scandal/

Thanks

I mentioned it at the finance committee last night, and showed the acting head a quick demo of what Wordpress could do.

I'm not that fussed about doing the work - if they want me to do it, then I can do it was my point - but whatever she decides, I've also offered to review any of the quotes / details because no-one at school has any technical experience to know what they are being told. For example, I had to explain what they meant when they talked about hosting the site - "is it like in the iCloud?"

[NickFitz]

Have a look at an app called iFlicks2, love it and works a treat adding everything to my iTunes

Yes, I use that for getting the metadata and adding the files. The main stumbling block I have with DVD rips is the subtitles: because my hearing is pretty crap, and my tinnitus seems to be getting worse, I use the hard-of-hearing subtitles to avoid disturbing my neighbours at night, as I know both upstairs and downstairs sometimes have early starts, and although nobody's ever complained, I'd like to keep it that way.

The problem is that DVD subtitles are bitmaps, while iTunes only works with text subtitles. So I have an additional step of running the ripped files through an open source program called Subler. That takes the bitmapped subtitles in the files ripped with Handbrake and runs them through OCR to convert them to strings and add them back to the files, after which they're ready to be run through iFlicks2

[mudskipper]

it looks like a runny parkrun this morning.

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

On the sunny side out there today

Got to get ready for the imminent arrival of the new mattress!