Casey Liss

Even though we know how to do this, obviously it's a brute force thing, we don't on backups for performance or sense reasons on Smart Update, which is a feature within SuperDuper. Erase replicates to preserve these relationships, even for data only on version 3.10. So this is more about, again, super duper.

Even though we know how to do this, obviously it's a brute force thing, we don't on backups for performance or sense reasons on Smart Update, which is a feature within SuperDuper. Erase replicates to preserve these relationships, even for data only on version 3.10. So this is more about, again, super duper.

It's not going to be so much your support, which may occur or may not, but downstream support effects that you're not fully or at all anticipating. At some level, of course, it's not your problem, but it's a significant issue that's certainly prevented me from doing something similar. I don't want to lead users down a primrose path.

It's not going to be so much your support, which may occur or may not, but downstream support effects that you're not fully or at all anticipating. At some level, of course, it's not your problem, but it's a significant issue that's certainly prevented me from doing something similar. I don't want to lead users down a primrose path.

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This week, we are sponsored by Aura Frames. Imagine you wanted to give the gift of happiness. Unfortunately, you can't literally do that, but thanks to Aura, you can effectively do that. How? Because you give people the ability to get their photos out of their devices, out of their memory banks, if you will, and put them on display in the

Aura was kind enough to send a couple of these photo frames to me, and I kept one and put it on my living room wall, and I sent one to my mom and dad. I could pre-set it up before it even left the box by scanning a little bespoke QR code, give it their house's Wi-Fi password so that when they plug it in... magic happens. It's incredible.

Aura was kind enough to send a couple of these photo frames to me, and I kept one and put it on my living room wall, and I sent one to my mom and dad. I could pre-set it up before it even left the box by scanning a little bespoke QR code, give it their house's Wi-Fi password so that when they plug it in... magic happens. It's incredible.

That's a great example of how well Oriframes thinks about everything. They're just so well designed from top to bottom. There's no chintzy looking branding on the front or anything like that. In fact, I'm not even sure there's branding anywhere on these things, but if there is, it's got to be on the back because I never see it. These are so well done.

That's a great example of how well Oriframes thinks about everything. They're just so well designed from top to bottom. There's no chintzy looking branding on the front or anything like that. In fact, I'm not even sure there's branding anywhere on these things, but if there is, it's got to be on the back because I never see it. These are so well done.

And the thing of it is, is that every time I walk in my living room, I see a picture of the kids or Aaron or Penny or what have you, and I get to be happy. I get that little dopamine hit of a happy memory and that I shared with my family. And my parents, oh Nellie, they love putting pictures of their grandkids and their kids and their friends and whatever.

And the thing of it is, is that every time I walk in my living room, I see a picture of the kids or Aaron or Penny or what have you, and I get to be happy. I get that little dopamine hit of a happy memory and that I shared with my family. And my parents, oh Nellie, they love putting pictures of their grandkids and their kids and their friends and whatever.

And they've set this frame in the focal point of their living room. It is like the side table that you can see from the front door. That's how important it is to them. These things really genuinely are great. They're super easy to upload photos to. I can upload photos from my phone directly to my parents' frame or my own or both at the same time. Again, just really well designed top to bottom.

And they've set this frame in the focal point of their living room. It is like the side table that you can see from the front door. That's how important it is to them. These things really genuinely are great. They're super easy to upload photos to. I can upload photos from my phone directly to my parents' frame or my own or both at the same time. Again, just really well designed top to bottom.

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But still, even at full price, these things are bargains. So go get yours now. Terms and conditions do apply. Visit AuraFrames.com. And use the promo code ATP. Thank you to Aura for sponsoring the show. Tim Shoof writes, do you think that an APFS style switch from JPEG to JPEG XL in the Apple Photos Library is planned, imminent, or for some reason unlikely?

But still, even at full price, these things are bargains. So go get yours now. Terms and conditions do apply. Visit AuraFrames.com. And use the promo code ATP. Thank you to Aura for sponsoring the show. Tim Shoof writes, do you think that an APFS style switch from JPEG to JPEG XL in the Apple Photos Library is planned, imminent, or for some reason unlikely?

I'd certainly like a 50% smaller photo library. Are there third-party tools to achieve this and would you trust them? I don't think this is likely anytime soon, although to Tim's point, you know, they've shown that they can change the wings while the plane is flying. So anything's possible. I don't I don't know.

I'd certainly like a 50% smaller photo library. Are there third-party tools to achieve this and would you trust them? I don't think this is likely anytime soon, although to Tim's point, you know, they've shown that they can change the wings while the plane is flying. So anything's possible. I don't I don't know.