Re: Multiconvert

[ben J. Bloomgren]

Michelle,

I agree, that Siri works well for most things. However, I have not found a way 
to get Siri to convert currencies. Do you know an app for that? That's what I 
liked about multi convert. It had just about everything.

Ben

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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Kevin Barry]

For one, there is no provision for quality of service. It is a router
designed to be simple to set up and run. It does that but at the expense of
losing options. If you are familiar with these sorts of devices I should
not have to tell you this. As for reasonable speeds, that depends on what
you define as reasonable. It works okay but many competitors do better.

On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Tim Kilburn  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Limited in which respect?  I've not experienced these sorts of crashes
> that you're speaking of and had much more reliable and better performance
> than many other products.  Have also set numerous ones up in schools where
> classes of students were accessing them without issue and with reasonable
> performance.  Interesting that people have differing experiences with
> similar units.
>
> Later...
>
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>
> On May 28, 2016, at 23:17, Kevin Barry  > wrote:
>
> I have an airport extreme, it is not all that it's cracked up to be. Aside
> from its deliberately limited ability to customize, the app on my iPhone
> often crashes, and it repeatedly asks me to enter my password, even during
> the same session.
> In addition, it was never that competitive as far as range and speed with
> other models. To me, the reason why I bought it originally, was it is
> firmware update of all, which was not coming back then, but is more common
> now.
>
> On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Sabahattin Gucukoglu  > wrote:
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>> Well I hope it’s not that they’re leaving the market, that’s for sure.  I
>> only recently had the dubious honour of setting up a Netgear Wi-Fi
>> extender, and wish it had been an AirPort.  A new one is not off the cards
>> for me.
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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

In our tests, albeit not exhaustive nor extremely intricate, it was primarily 
the commercial AP's like Cisco, that out performed our Extremes.  I'll also 
admit that these tests were two or so years ago, so there may have been others 
that surpassed the Extreme.  As a home network unit, I'd still recommend it 
anytime.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On May 29, 2016, at 08:30, Kevin Barry  wrote:

For one, there is no provision for quality of service. It is a router designed 
to be simple to set up and run. It does that but at the expense of losing 
options. If you are familiar with these sorts of devices I should not have to 
tell you this. As for reasonable speeds, that depends on what you define as 
reasonable. It works okay but many competitors do better. 

On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Tim Kilburn mailto:kilbu...@me.com>> 
wrote:
Hi,

Limited in which respect?  I've not experienced these sorts of crashes that 
you're speaking of and had much more reliable and better performance than many 
other products.  Have also set numerous ones up in schools where classes of 
students were accessing them without issue and with reasonable performance.  
Interesting that people have differing experiences with similar units.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On May 28, 2016, at 23:17, Kevin Barry > wrote:

I have an airport extreme, it is not all that it's cracked up to be. Aside from 
its deliberately limited ability to customize, the app on my iPhone often 
crashes, and it repeatedly asks me to enter my password, even during the same 
session.
In addition, it was never that competitive as far as range and speed with other 
models. To me, the reason why I bought it originally, was it is firmware update 
of all, which was not coming back then, but is more common now.

On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Sabahattin Gucukoglu > wrote:
Well I hope it’s not that they’re leaving the market, that’s for sure.  I only 
recently had the dubious honour of setting up a Netgear Wi-Fi extender, and 
wish it had been an AirPort.  A new one is not off the cards for me.

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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Sabahattin Gucukoglu]

Yeah, I’m with Tim here.  There are of course competitors, but to me, speed 
isn’t everything and you can more than make up for any potential inflexibility 
in the router part of the AirPort by just using it as a pure bridging 
access-point, at which it’s very good.  The only thing I wish they’d bring back 
is SNMP support, and I wish the “Guest Network” could use a VLAN tag and not be 
limited just to a NAT setup.  Those features are of course “Enterprise”-grade, 
but I’m sure they aren’t too much to ask for a product like this, seeing as how 
Apple were once targeting them at small businesses.

JMO, of course, YMMV, and all that.

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Re: Home Sharing

[Sabahattin Gucukoglu]

Well I forget the wording of the ad just now, but one of the buttons should be 
something like “Show my music” or some such thing.  The other starts the 
subscription process for Apple Music.  Press the continue to your library 
button and you’ll be in your music.

Pretty slimy behaviour by Apple, that.  If you don’t want Apple Music, go to 
Settings and then Music and turn it off.  It doesn’t get rid of the ad, but it 
does rearrange the tabs nicer.

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Re: Multiconvert

[mohammad suliman]

Hello, On iOS the currency app is-available:Currency by Jeffrey 
Grossmanhttps://appsto.re/il/bWn8q.iIf i remember correctly, the app is not 
fully accessible, but it is usableBest. 

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On Sun, May 29, 2016 at 7:29 AM -0700, "ben J. Bloomgren" 
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Michelle,

I agree, that Siri works well for most things. However, I have not found a way 
to get Siri to convert currencies. Do you know an app for that? That's what I 
liked about multi convert. It had just about everything.

Ben

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Re: Safari bookmark redirecting to autocompleted site name

[Sabahattin Gucukoglu]

Frequently visited sites now appear in your favourites, which are autocompleted 
in the address bar, in your bookmarks.  Perhaps if you tried going to Bookmarks 
> Show Frequently Visited in Favourites and making sure it’s toggled off, you 
might get the desired behaviour.

Personally I’m happy with this feature, but I can appreciate the frustration.  
Perhaps if you were to just edit your favourites to remove the offending link, 
it’d be all right.  You can do that, and there’s a Safari preference that says 
how many top sites are maintained.

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unauthorizing devices from itunes

[don bishop]

Over the years I guess I authorized several machines in itunes including a 
couple windows machines which have now bitten the dust. 
I've reached my limit of 5 authorizations and would like to authorize my 
macbook pro. Is there any way I can unauthorize the old machines or do I need 
to call applecare and have them do it? 

Thanks, 
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Re: unauthorizing devices from itunes

[John Panarese]

   I believe you have to select to unauthorize all devices and then authorize 
the ones you want. This is done in your iTunes account settings.


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Re: unauthorizing devices from itunes

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Hi,

No need to call Apple Care.  Go into iTunes, press the iTunes Store button, 
interact with the HTML content, navigate to the bottom of the HTML area and 
locate the Account link.  Activate this link and enter your Apple ID 
credentials.  Interact with the Summary area and find the Computer 
Authorizations section.  There is a "De-Authorization All" link there.  
Activate it and confirm.  This will, of course, de-authorize all of your 
computers, so, you'll just need to re-authorize the ones you want and you're 
good to go.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
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Over the years I guess I authorized several machines in itunes including a 
couple windows machines which have now bitten the dust. 
I've reached my limit of 5 authorizations and would like to authorize my 
macbook pro. Is there any way I can unauthorize the old machines or do I need 
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Thanks, 
Don  

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Re: unauthorizing devices from itunes

[don bishop]

Thanks guys. This is a real help. 
Don

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Subject: Re: unauthorizing devices from itunes

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>
> Hi,
> 
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> interact with the HTML content, navigate to the bottom of the HTML area and 
> locate the Account link.  Activate this link and enter your Apple ID 
> credentials.  Interact with the Summary area and find the Computer 
> Authorizations section.  There is a "De-Authorization All" link there.  
> Activate it and confirm.  This will, of course, de-authorize all of your 
> computers, so, you'll just need to re-authorize the ones you want and you're 
> good to go.
> 
> Later...
> 
> Tim Kilburn
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> On May 29, 2016, at 10:30, don bishop  wrote:
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> Over the years I guess I authorized several machines in itunes including a 
> couple windows machines which have now bitten the dust. 
> I've reached my limit of 5 authorizations and would like to authorize my 
> macbook pro. Is there any way I can unauthorize the old machines or do I need 
> to call applecare and have them do it? 
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Re: Home Sharing

[E.T.]

   Apple Music is off. On the My Music screen, there are no buttons you 
mention. This is really getting to me now. (smiles) Home Sharing is on, 
I have signed out and back in again. Its like my iPhone does not even 
see anything on my network. It sure ios not seeing the library.


   With Apple Music on, the My Music heading changes to Library / 
Playlists. The Don't miss a beat screen never changes though.


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Well I forget the wording of the ad just now, but one of the buttons should be 
something like “Show my music” or some such thing.  The other starts the 
subscription process for Apple Music.  Press the continue to your library 
button and you’ll be in your music.

Pretty slimy behaviour by Apple, that.  If you don’t want Apple Music, go to 
Settings and then Music and turn it off.  It doesn’t get rid of the ad, but it 
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Re: Home Sharing

[E.T.]

   Videos work. When I open Videos I see my library under the Shared 
heading.


   I verified that Share entire library is checked in iTunes preferences.

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Well I forget the wording of the ad just now, but one of the buttons should be 
something like “Show my music” or some such thing.  The other starts the 
subscription process for Apple Music.  Press the continue to your library 
button and you’ll be in your music.

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Re: Home Sharing

[E.T.]

   Crazy as it sounds, the solution was to actually put some music on 
the iPhone!


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Re: Multiconvert

[mohammad suliman]

Tried it, it seems to bee very-accessible. 

Get Outlook for iOS




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Hello, On iOS the currency app is-available:Currency by Jeffrey 
Grossmanhttps://appsto.re/il/bWn8q.iIf i remember correctly, the app is not 
fully accessible, but it is usableBest. 

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Michelle,

I agree, that Siri works well for most things. However, I have not found a way 
to get Siri to convert currencies. Do you know an app for that? That's what I 
liked about multi convert. It had just about everything.

Ben

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Re: Multiconvert

[David Chittenden]

Actually, Siri works quite well for currency conversion. I say, Convert 100 US 
dollars into Australian dollars.
Or say, How many Australian dollars is 100 US dollars.
Or say, 100 US dollars is how many Australian dollars.

The translation of what was said is displayed on the screen and can be located 
with VoiceOver. This way, one can see / hear what Siri actually understood of 
what was said.

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> On 30 May 2016, at 02:29, ben J. Bloomgren  wrote:
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> Michelle,
> 
> I agree, that Siri works well for most things. However, I have not found a 
> way to get Siri to convert currencies. Do you know an app for that? That's 
> what I liked about multi convert. It had just about everything.
> 
> Ben
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Re: Home Sharing

[Sabahattin Gucukoglu]

That checkbox in Preferences is irrelevant to Home Sharing; it only control 
sharing of music to other Macs/Windows/DAAP clients, i.e. iTunes running on a 
computer (but not iOS) or an iOS DAAP app.  The control you want is in File, 
Home Sharing as you know.

Put music on your iOS device, eh?  Of course, because you’d never want to use 
Home Sharing without first syncing or using iCloud Library.  Apple can be 
amazingly obtuse sometimes.  If that’s what it takes, it’s absolutely 
ridiculous.

Now that you know, you could consider doing what Apple wants, syncing something 
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a little benefit from having a cloud of your music, or something local.  
Anyway, I’m glad you’ve found the solution.

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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Kawal Gucukoglu]

I love my Airport Extreme as I told my ISP that I’d not use their routers as I 
had bad experience with another ISP provider with their Router and so when I 
moved to my current provider, I was determined to use my own equipment as 
normally in the past, I’d not get good performance with an ISP Router as the 
software would not be suitable for the Mac as providers normally provide for 
Windows PC market and they put software on them which are not very accessible 
for blind people to use.  I am not highly technical so I prefer things to be as 
simple as possible and if I use Apple stuff then I’m bound to get support from 
other Voice Over users on this list if I have a problem and I know that the 
Airport Extreme works with Voice over.  I know these days ISP routers might 
work with Apple but the software is not easy to install and something is bound 
to go wrong.  I have been with my current provider since 2013 and because of my 
current set up, I’ve never had a problem and things work flawlessly.  I get 
uninterrupted streaming because of my Draytech and Airport Extreme.

Kawal.
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> Yeah, I’m with Tim here.  There are of course competitors, but to me, speed 
> isn’t everything and you can more than make up for any potential 
> inflexibility in the router part of the AirPort by just using it as a pure 
> bridging access-point, at which it’s very good.  The only thing I wish they’d 
> bring back is SNMP support, and I wish the “Guest Network” could use a VLAN 
> tag and not be limited just to a NAT setup.  Those features are of course 
> “Enterprise”-grade, but I’m sure they aren’t too much to ask for a product 
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Re: Home Sharing

[E.T.]

   Of course? Really? I never ever would have reached that conclusion. 
(smiles) Syncing something seems to act like a key.


   iTunes Match, does that allow one to listen to content because its 
in the cloud? So it can be accessed anywhere anytime? Crazy to pay Apple 
for that. Maybe I am a Scrooge. But Apple then will know what kind of 
music I like. In that case, let them pay me to share.


   Yes its nice to resolve one more thing. Now to play with Apple TV 
(the 3rd. I may look at the 4th, or wait a while and check out the 5th).


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That checkbox in Preferences is irrelevant to Home Sharing; it only control 
sharing of music to other Macs/Windows/DAAP clients, i.e. iTunes running on a 
computer (but not iOS) or an iOS DAAP app.  The control you want is in File, 
Home Sharing as you know.

Put music on your iOS device, eh?  Of course, because you’d never want to use 
Home Sharing without first syncing or using iCloud Library.  Apple can be 
amazingly obtuse sometimes.  If that’s what it takes, it’s absolutely 
ridiculous.

Now that you know, you could consider doing what Apple wants, syncing something 
over or signing up for iTunes Match (resistance is futile, for me).  You’d get 
a little benefit from having a cloud of your music, or something local.  
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Re: Home Sharing

[Sabahattin Gucukoglu]

Of course.  With Apple, everything is obvious when you have consumed the 
appropriate mind-bending drugs. :)

Well, with iCloud Match or Apple Music Library, I was thinking that since one 
feature is to show you an online library, you could take advantage of Home 
Sharing when you’re home, but iCloud when away or when you need to download 
some tracks.  Of course, syncing is a pain, and of course the cloud is where 
Apple wants you to go.  And hey, if you have the bandwidth, and if you make 
changes infrequently enough that you won’t notice the synchronisation, why not? 
 I’d prefer not to have to depend on Apple for that, but I’ll concede that 
they’ve got me here; it’s hard to deny the convenience of having access, 
magically, to all my stuff even when iTunes isn’t running.  Even if, honestly, 
I’d prefer Apple make a media server available whereby iOS could download and 
not just stream, and preferably where iTunes did not have to be running, and 
better yet that it work on commodity hardware, this is still a workable 
compromise.

I don’t need bespoke music streaming though.  Only Match.  Match is billed 
annually.  If I wanted streaming, it’s Apple Music, and I wouldn’t get Match 
too because I always keep my music in my primary library without DRM.  If you 
want to stream the latest mind-numbing tripe without actually having to buy it, 
though, you’ll want Apple Music. :)

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Re: Home Sharing

[E.T.]

   Hehehe. Apple only markets what they believe we want after all. Of 
course they are one step ahead of us and let us think its our idea.


   That said, as long as we have choices its ok. If I was on the move a 
lot I could see using Match. Or if I only cared about new music, then 
Apple Music might work.


   I do want to watch those subscriptions. They could easily add up. 
There are two I will explore. Qello and Netflix


   I don't think 'resistance is futile' applies to me any more for I 
have been assimilated.


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Many believe that we have been visited
in the past. What if it were true?

On 5/29/2016 3:23 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:

Of course.  With Apple, everything is obvious when you have consumed the 
appropriate mind-bending drugs. :)

Well, with iCloud Match or Apple Music Library, I was thinking that since one 
feature is to show you an online library, you could take advantage of Home 
Sharing when you’re home, but iCloud when away or when you need to download 
some tracks.  Of course, syncing is a pain, and of course the cloud is where 
Apple wants you to go.  And hey, if you have the bandwidth, and if you make 
changes infrequently enough that you won’t notice the synchronisation, why not? 
 I’d prefer not to have to depend on Apple for that, but I’ll concede that 
they’ve got me here; it’s hard to deny the convenience of having access, 
magically, to all my stuff even when iTunes isn’t running.  Even if, honestly, 
I’d prefer Apple make a media server available whereby iOS could download and 
not just stream, and preferably where iTunes did not have to be running, and 
better yet that it work on commodity hardware, this is still a workable 
compromise.

I don’t need bespoke music streaming though.  Only Match.  Match is billed 
annually.  If I wanted streaming, it’s Apple Music, and I wouldn’t get Match 
too because I always keep my music in my primary library without DRM.  If you 
want to stream the latest mind-numbing tripe without actually having to buy it, 
though, you’ll want Apple Music. :)

HTH.



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Re: Multiconvert

[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

Uh, O, Ka?  What does Outlook have to do with converting things 
measurements, distance, etc?



Chris.



On 5/29/2016 3:29 PM, mohammad suliman wrote:

Tried it, it seems to bee very-accessible.

Get Outlook for iOS 




On Sun, May 29, 2016 at 8:55 AM -0700, "mohammad suliman" 
mailto:mohmad@gmail.com>> wrote:


Hello,
On iOS the currency app is-available:
Currency by Jeffrey Grossman
https://appsto.re/il/bWn8q.i
If i remember correctly, the app is not fully accessible, but it
is usable
Best.

Get Outlook for iOS 




On Sun, May 29, 2016 at 7:29 AM -0700, "ben J. Bloomgren"
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Michelle,

I agree, that Siri works well for most things. However, I have not 
found a way to get Siri to convert currencies. Do you know an app for that? 
That's what I liked about multi convert. It had just about everything.

Ben

> On May 28, 2016, at 23:05, Michelle's Home Emailswrote: > > Hi Ben > > 
Michelle here, > > I used Siri to
convert weight, currency etc. This works really well. > > I am
using IOS 9:02 Just say and hold down home button convert and
ask Siri to do it for you. It comes with the phone. > >
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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Brent Harding]

Yes, QOS could be useful to have. I've been trying to figure out why whenever I 
make a phone call through Sprint wifi calling or even my Obihai voip adapter, I 
get solid receive with very choppy transmission. I don't generally keep 
anything uploading at the same time, so something's crossed somewhere, possibly 
even Time Warner in this old building.

  - Original Message - 
  From: Kevin Barry 
  To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com 
  Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2016 9:30 AM
  Subject: Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming


  For one, there is no provision for quality of service. It is a router 
designed to be simple to set up and run. It does that but at the expense of 
losing options. If you are familiar with these sorts of devices I should not 
have to tell you this. As for reasonable speeds, that depends on what you 
define as reasonable. It works okay but many competitors do better. 

  On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Tim Kilburn  wrote:

Hi,


Limited in which respect?  I've not experienced these sorts of crashes that 
you're speaking of and had much more reliable and better performance than many 
other products.  Have also set numerous ones up in schools where classes of 
students were accessing them without issue and with reasonable performance.  
Interesting that people have differing experiences with similar units.


Later...


Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada 


On May 28, 2016, at 23:17, Kevin Barry  wrote:


I have an airport extreme, it is not all that it's cracked up to be. Aside 
from its deliberately limited ability to customize, the app on my iPhone often 
crashes, and it repeatedly asks me to enter my password, even during the same 
session.
In addition, it was never that competitive as far as range and speed with 
other models. To me, the reason why I bought it originally, was it is firmware 
update of all, which was not coming back then, but is more common now.

On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Sabahattin Gucukoglu  wrote:

  Well I hope it’s not that they’re leaving the market, that’s for sure.  I 
only recently had the dubious honour of setting up a Netgear Wi-Fi extender, 
and wish it had been an AirPort.  A new one is not off the cards for me.

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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Brent Harding]

I wonder if these guest network features really do separation as well as 
using several routers would? Does not having that Vlan tag mean that 
whatever nasties are on a guests laptop easily find their way across the gap 
and hit your stuff anyways? From what I have been reading lately, it is 
better to put your little small devices like the cameras, thermostats, etc, 
on the guest side in order to limit them practically to their own sandbox 
and the Internet.


- Original Message - 
From: "Sabahattin Gucukoglu" 

To: 
Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2016 10:38 AM
Subject: Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming


Yeah, I’m with Tim here.  There are of course competitors, but to me, speed 
isn’t everything and you can more than make up for any potential 
inflexibility in the router part of the AirPort by just using it as a pure 
bridging access-point, at which it’s very good.  The only thing I wish they’d 
bring back is SNMP support, and I wish the “Guest Network” could use a VLAN 
tag and not be limited just to a NAT setup.  Those features are of course 
“Enterprise”-grade, but I’m sure they aren’t too much to ask for a product 
like this, seeing as how Apple were once targeting them at small businesses.


JMO, of course, YMMV, and all that.

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Re: Multiconvert

[Michelle's Home Emails]

Hi David, 

Michelle here, 

Exactly that is what I did with Siri. I even asked her to convert weight and 
gave myself a shock how much stones I am after converting Kellos to stone for 
the heck of it. 

Before I sent previous email I tried it first. So it works on IOS 9:03. If you 
have Braille, you can scan and read what Siri read out. 

Michelle 

Sent from my iPhone

> On 30 May 2016, at 5:52 AM, David Chittenden  wrote:
> 
> Actually, Siri works quite well for currency conversion. I say, Convert 100 
> US dollars into Australian dollars.
> Or say, How many Australian dollars is 100 US dollars.
> Or say, 100 US dollars is how many Australian dollars.
> 
> The translation of what was said is displayed on the screen and can be 
> located with VoiceOver. This way, one can see / hear what Siri actually 
> understood of what was said.
> 
> David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
> Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
> Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On 30 May 2016, at 02:29, ben J. Bloomgren  wrote:
>> 
>> Michelle,
>> 
>> I agree, that Siri works well for most things. However, I have not found a 
>> way to get Siri to convert currencies. Do you know an app for that? That's 
>> what I liked about multi convert. It had just about everything.
>> 
>> Ben
>> 
>>> On May 28, 2016, at 23:05, Michelle's Home Emails 
>>>  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Ben 
>>> 
>>> Michelle here, 
>>> 
>>> I used Siri to convert weight, currency etc. This works really well.  
>>> 
>>> I am using IOS 9:02 Just say and hold down home button convert and ask Siri 
>>> to do it for you. It comes with the phone. 
>>> 
>>> Michelle 
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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Scott Granados]

By the way, if you want enterprise features like that for non enterprise 
prices, hell even lower than Apple prices check out Ubiquiti Unifi access 
points.
http://www.ubnt.com

they are about $100 or so per unit and support all sorts of protocols including 
AC, they support captive portal, roaming profiles, VLAN tagging and much much 
more.


> On May 29, 2016, at 11:38 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu  wrote:
> 
> Yeah, I’m with Tim here.  There are of course competitors, but to me, speed 
> isn’t everything and you can more than make up for any potential 
> inflexibility in the router part of the AirPort by just using it as a pure 
> bridging access-point, at which it’s very good.  The only thing I wish they’d 
> bring back is SNMP support, and I wish the “Guest Network” could use a VLAN 
> tag and not be limited just to a NAT setup.  Those features are of course 
> “Enterprise”-grade, but I’m sure they aren’t too much to ask for a product 
> like this, seeing as how Apple were once targeting them at small businesses.
> 
> JMO, of course, YMMV, and all that.
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Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming

[Scott Granados]

Two problems you’re running in to.

The peers between Time Warner and Sprint are congested, the WiFi calling head 
ends are also over subscribed likely and your provider may be reprioritizing 
packets.  Remember your WiFi calling is likely encapsulated in a VPN so not 
likely to be QOS tagged because the routers in-between can’t see inside the 
packet.  This is unless the type of service bits are set on the calling WiFi 
packets and this only prioritizes outbound anyway.  Your carrier strips off QOS 
bits anyway so it’s all best effort once it hits the public network.


> On May 29, 2016, at 9:04 PM, Brent Harding  wrote:
> 
> Yes, QOS could be useful to have. I've been trying to figure out why whenever 
> I make a phone call through Sprint wifi calling or even my Obihai voip 
> adapter, I get solid receive with very choppy transmission. I don't generally 
> keep anything uploading at the same time, so something's crossed somewhere, 
> possibly even Time Warner in this old building.
>  
>> - Original Message - 
>> From: Kevin Barry 
>> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com 
>> Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2016 9:30 AM
>> Subject: Re: Apple pulls Airport routers, possible refresh coming
>> 
>> For one, there is no provision for quality of service. It is a router 
>> designed to be simple to set up and run. It does that but at the expense of 
>> losing options. If you are familiar with these sorts of devices I should not 
>> have to tell you this. As for reasonable speeds, that depends on what you 
>> define as reasonable. It works okay but many competitors do better. 
>> 
>> On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Tim Kilburn > > wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> 
>>> Limited in which respect?  I've not experienced these sorts of crashes that 
>>> you're speaking of and had much more reliable and better performance than 
>>> many other products.  Have also set numerous ones up in schools where 
>>> classes of students were accessing them without issue and with reasonable 
>>> performance.  Interesting that people have differing experiences with 
>>> similar units.
>>> 
>>> Later...
>>> 
>>> Tim Kilburn
>>> Fort McMurray, AB Canada 
>>> 
>>> On May 28, 2016, at 23:17, Kevin Barry < <>krba...@gmail.com 
>>> > wrote:
>>> 
>>> I have an airport extreme, it is not all that it's cracked up to be. Aside 
>>> from its deliberately limited ability to customize, the app on my iPhone 
>>> often crashes, and it repeatedly asks me to enter my password, even during 
>>> the same session.
>>> In addition, it was never that competitive as far as range and speed with 
>>> other models. To me, the reason why I bought it originally, was it is 
>>> firmware update of all, which was not coming back then, but is more common 
>>> now.
>>> 
>>> On Sunday, May 29, 2016, Sabahattin Gucukoglu < <>listse...@me.com 
>>> > wrote:
 Well I hope it’s not that they’re leaving the market, that’s for sure.  I 
 only recently had the dubious honour of setting up a Netgear Wi-Fi 
 extender, and wish it had been an AirPort.  A new one is not off the cards 
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Re: AirPort Firmware 7.6.7/7.7.7 Released

[Scott Granados]

Don’t worry, here across the pond I can get 500 megabits up and down no problem 
but our bridges and highways are falling down around our ears so it’s not all 
wine and roses.:)


> On May 28, 2016, at 3:25 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu  wrote:
> 
> Only 300 Mb/s, eh?  You lucky sod.  I can about get 68 down, 18 up.  I’m not 
> unhappy with that, particularly given that I have such a wonderful ISP, but 
> my wouldn’t I give for a proper FTTP rollout.  Perhaps if our neoliberal 
> government spent less time navel-gazing about the UK’s laughable position in 
> the digital economy and completely unachievable milestones and more building 
> high-quality public infrastructure, 300 Mb/s would be entirely achievable.  
> Perhaps g.fast?  Anyway, AirPort Express would be fine for such a connection, 
> if not for the lack of AC and the generally much slower performance.
> 
> Yeah, you can use AirPort as a bridge, if you want.  I do this.  Recommended 
> for PPPoE users with baby jumbo support, i.e. most UK ISPs.  With a product 
> like the Draytek v130, it’s no longer an absolute necessity to use a (V)DSL 
> modem where the modem is also the router.  Hence, I’ve got three devices in 
> my setup: the Draytek v130, a Mac Mini as my router (running Linux), and the 
> Time Capsule providing the Wi-Fi.  People who are less insane than myself may 
> wish to explore other scenarios, but be aware that native IPv6 does not work 
> with current AirPort firmware and PPPoE.
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