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I plugged in a couple of extra monitors earlier because my wife needed a bunch of reference material visible at once. The "Arrange Displays" tool in Settings barely works now. It locked up constantly; I eventually figured out I could only move one display at a time, close the tool and reopen it to adjust the other.
Oh, and there's this:
I popped into Goodwill today looking for a tiny cheap slow cooker* and found an Apple A1048 keyboard! Score!
* I want to get into waxing my bike chain.
Kind of funny AI-summary failure at Best Buy: it dings the Apple TV for having too many ads. Why? Because a bunch of the comments say "I love that it doesn't have any ads."
The automatic summary correlates Ads == Bad, and so lists Ads in the cons column for the Apple TV.
Oh hey, internet recovery still works!
This is a ~2010 MacBook Pro that originally shipped with Mac OS X Lion. Gonna see if I can get it up to Mavericks; for some reason Mavericks is missing from Apple's download site.
Does anyone know how to reset the Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Local Network application list on macOS Sequoia? Chrome has gotten totally wedged for me and I can't enable access to devices on my local network, which is blocking me from using Chrome for work.
There's that one instance that's marked as on, and I can't turn it off. Toggling any other instance turns the top-most instance on. Google Chrome isn't installed on this system anymore, I removed it and rebooted to try and fix this.