Richard Baker

Oh, well welcome back! You'll soon get the hang of it again.

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Morning, Jeff.

Steady, you'll get us both blocked.

Is Alamy real .. or, is Alamy Satan? Ohh, they're watermarks. I thought they were the titles of the pamphlet.

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You're correct about adding new RAM and ditching old cards, Betty. Thinking I could maximise the memory, I tried that once and its behaviour was very erratic so immediately removed the older ones from the slots. Also, the brand of cards are important so do check which are best-suited to your Apple model/manufactured date.

Ah, well - I made sure they put the RAM in before shipping it as I suspected that would indeed be problematic. Mind you, there's a huge jump from the 16GB I purchased to the 32 which was prohibitive.

Thanks for the reply which allowed me to dodge the entire thread, Harry. These dilemmas will keep us on our toes for as long as we're in business.

Apologies for not reading this entire thread about iMacs. If I may add my tuppenny-worth however, I had the same dilemma last year but it was my son who instantly told me I was crazy forking out for one. Instead, he said (he's not in IT but taught himself home-computing in his late teens, to a very respectable level and reads more than I do on latest trends), consider a Mac Mini and fill it with RAM. This I eventually did (although just 16GB) and I have to say I don't regret this. Also, I may have to temporarily move my office system for a short remote editing session later this year and can move a Mac Mini easier than an iMac, for it do the same job. Of course, by now, you may have reached a completely different conclusion so I hope it's working for you!

Good picture but a great ad!

Or, that they have an algorithm that points them towards uncurrent content (have I just coined a new phrase? Hopefully not).

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That was my afterthought!

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Gina, I can't accurately say because I was only half-watching but did just notice the picture. It may have been taking about how our lockdown restrictions eased last week but that was still cold, and so can only lie out in the freezing temperatures. Something like that.

I saw this too. Nice one.

Five identical sales of this - so four refunds by the end of the week, I imagine.

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I saw this article just now too and was just about to congratulate your nice usage without scrolling to the bottom, Av - then saw this post and noticed I had one there too .. at the bottom. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/15/man-who-fell-from-the-sky-airplane-stowaway-kenya-london

My wife took this of me passing under a bridge in Scotland. She'll not receive a cent of the huge fee, though. Editorial website Industry sector: Travel & tourism $x

I also notice and remark on this a lot! In fact, I saw it again outside the Palace on Friday:

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