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If you create a smart mailbox that contains the emails you want to delete, you can visit it periodically, select all, and delete. A “smart” thing on your Mac is simply a saved search based on

I would treat different mailboxes with different smart mailbox rules depending on how much I want to save. Never have used a 'smart' mailbox, so forgive my ignora

Are these email in various mailboxes? For instance, you may have one mailbox with Santa Claus emails going back 20 years. Of those, you want to keep the last 6 months worth. Create a new mailbox, move

Running most recent versions of Sequoia, Apple Mail, and Spamsieve, on a Mac Studio M2 MAX. Looking for a way to automate a rule or smart mailbox to automatically delete some of my bloated histories

Yes, Randy, the OP was talking about devices that would have some version of HDMI v2, and I was talking devices that had versions of HDMI v1. I couldn’t fine the HDMI version for my late 2012 Mac

HDMI 2.0 wasn’t introduced until 2013. It supports 4K resolution. HDMI 1.x, at it’s best, never supported 4K resolution. HDMI 1.4, the highest iteration of HDMI 1.x, wasn’t introduced until

Generally all versions of HDMI play well with one another, but if you were working with older equipment, there is one notable issue. I stumbled across it using a late 2012 Mac mini and a Vizio TV/

The are different things that various methods of backing up protect you from. Your specifics determine if it is enough or too much. The things you need to back up for are; - failure of a single

Oh, I see. I assumed that you already had one because you mentioned a specific model. If you are thinking of getting a NAS anyway, also consider Synology, which I’ve used for years, otherwise I

Thanks so very much for responding, Peter. ?So pleased to learn that the hookup of the new monitor was seamless and that you are pleased with it. ?And $250 beats the pants off the price for the

Keep using the Flash Drive. It's Air-Gapped! All the best, John

Otto, I cannot try because I do not have a QNAP on hand. I wanted to know if it was possible before I buy one. Unless someone tells me it will not work, this will be my next step. Thanks. Jean-Luc

What, exactly, happens when you try to launch Brave? Does it open and then quit? Does it give an error message? Have you tried a different browser, such as Safari, to see if it works fine? When you

Sorry, hit send too soon! I meant to say that for another level of backup, I would back up whatever Time Machine backs up to. We do that with our NAS. Otto

If a further level of backup is

No luck with the QNAP? Otto

Seems to me the flash drive isn’t necessary. It sounds like you don’t go as many places where having the flash drive would be valuable. Also, you have remote access to stuff via Backblaze and

I use Time Machine to backup my iMac, I also use BackBlaze. Some files are also copied to Dropbox, but that's mostly so they're available to me if I'm away from my iMac. For as far back as I can

It was stalled and then, when I rebooted, never started up again. Reinstalled it. Ran Cocktail. Ideas? MBP 3, Sonoma. Thanks,Barbara

Thanks Ben, I also tried that. I do not want to see hundreds of Linux files and folders, but I want to see my Mac OS files saved on this LaCie drive by Linux. Whatever I have tried following all the