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True, Apple might avoid that similarity to keep their identity strong. But if they did, maybe it could lead to even better competition in mobile cameras? They are long overdue for a design change, especially the front facing camera.

@@ostenako yes i agree, but i feel like when add a feature (that was available in android ) apple does it in a way more polished way than any android has ever done it, maybe apple is beter off working by itself ig

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Thanks so much. Hope you found it useful 😄

Thank you for noticing. My primary directive is to provide assistance-though I must clarify, I am not technically an NPC.

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Thanks, you're right! I'm going to try a no-go zone and see how I like it. Thanks for entering, Orlando representing! RN it looks like you got no competition haha. It's been sitting in a box, getting dusted weekly.

You got it buddy, I'm glad you found it helpful!

You're so welcome! 🙏 Glad this video helped!

Yes, you are correct ✅ I learned very quickly to use distilled water with this, where I am has very hard water and it looked like it snowed all around it 😂

I’m excited for you!

are you calling me a liar?!

Yeah, not sure how anyone on their team found those entertainers necessary in a rally of probably like 40-70+ yr olds. They could’ve keep their support on TikTok

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You're welcome bud! Glad it helped.

You're so welcome! 🙏 Glad these tips resonated with you! Small changes can truly build up to something big over time. What's one small habit you're thinking of trying out?

Hi! Thanks for watching, and great question! Here’s how to restore the backup from your external drive to a new iPhone: Locate the Backup on Your External Drive: Go to your external drive and find the backup folder where you saved the iPhone backup. Copy the Backup to Your Computer: Since iTunes or Finder can only detect backups in the MobileSync folder on your computer, you’ll need to copy the backup from the external drive back into this MobileSync folder on your computer (located in ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync on Mac or C:\Users\[Your Username]\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync on Windows). Restore the Backup to Your iPhone: Open iTunes (or Finder on macOS Catalina and later), connect your iPhone, and go to the Restore Backup option. Choose the backup you just copied over, and it will restore it to your new iPhone. Let me know if you have more questions, and I hope this helps! 😊

@@ostenakoYou can't copy the backup to your computer if your Mac has 256GB and your phone has 512GB. So, buy a new Mac to do the restore?😂

Hi @@JohnPMiller! Well, that is possible if you can afford it. However, this is why I made this video because I was in that exact situation. My mac did not have enough space. I had to plug in an external hard drive, and do the steps in this video, to essentially tell my mac to route the backup to my external hard drive, instead of the mac. The price of an external hard drive is a fraction of the cost of a new mac. Am I right? 🤗

@@ostenako Sorry. I think I misunderstood your reply to the first post. If I have the backup on an external drive with a link to it, can I restore without copying the backup to my Mac? Your reply made it sound like the symbolic link wasn't enough, and that the backup file had to be physically on the Mac's internal drive for restoring. Your backup video was very clear until I read this comment.

@@JohnPMiller you know what, you're right. I confused myself reading it. You think I should edit it, and change that part to "follow the steps in the video to link the backup folder on your external drive in spotlight?"

uhh....thanks

Hey! Scientifically, most likely yes-the technology should be able to handle it. However, Vornado doesn’t promote the use of essential oils, probably for liability reasons. I think that’s because the design doesn’t allow you to fully take apart the tank; it only has one hole for filling water, so it's tough to clean thoroughly. If you’re like me and have hard water, be warned: you’ll end up using a lot of citric acid and vinegar to clean out the mineral buildup. I highly recommend using distilled water instead. That way, the main thing you’ll need to deal with is bacteria that can accumulate in the water. And yes, you can use a bit of bleach to help with that. So, in a nutshell… if they said it was okay to use oils, those oils would probably build up, create a breeding ground for bacteria, and make it super difficult to clean-maybe even a health risk. So, better to skip the oils, even if it sounds like a good idea!

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! No need to worry-you're correct that mixing bleach and vinegar can be dangerous, but in this video, I didn't combine the two. I used vinegar with laundry detergent and water at first, and then later, I used a separate bleach and water mixture. I completely agree with your advice though, and it's always important to avoid mixing those two products due to the harmful fumes they can produce. Thanks again for looking out, and I appreciate your support!

You're welcome! The list of folders with numbers and letters is completely normal-iTunes/Finder backs up your iPhone in a way that's not human-readable for security reasons. To confirm the backup is good, check in iTunes/Finder that your backup appears with the correct date, and make sure the Backup folder size on your external drive matches your phone's used storage. If you ever need to restore, iTunes/Finder will be able to read these files, so no worries! You don’t need to manually interact with the files. Let me know if you need more help!

But what if I still have spongebob arms?

Make sure you're in the right Library folder: In Finder, click "Go" in the menu, then select "Go to Folder" and type in ~/Library/Application Support. That should bring you to the correct folder! You can't just click in your finder, make sure you manually typed the path. 😀 If it’s still missing: It’s possible that the folder hasn’t been created yet if you’ve never backed up your iPhone to this Mac. Try creating a new backup via Finder (or iTunes on older macOS versions) and the folder should appear.

thnx, glad it worked and you have space now!

@@ostenakowhen i do this it only shows folders with exec files can you please help. My external hard drive is exfat format have it that way to use on mac and windows can that be the problem?

Hey ​@@mase202 ! Let’s make sure we’re on the same page: 1. Did you manually access the Application Support folder? • Sometimes, the folder is hidden, so double-check that you’re accessing it correctly: • In Finder, click Go in the menu bar, then Go to Folder, and manually type: /Users/yourname/Library/Application Support/ • Make sure you’re actually seeing the MobileSync folder inside Application Support. 2. If you’re still not seeing it, you might need to reveal hidden files: • In Finder, press Cmd + Shift + . (dot) to toggle hidden files on or off. 3. About those .exec files you’re seeing: • Can you confirm if they’re located in the Application Support folder? Sometimes, the drive may be reading incorrectly if it’s not set up right. • The exFAT format should work on both Mac and Windows, but if you’re still having issues, it might be worth reformatting your drive (after backing up any files). Make sure to choose exFAT again. Let me know if this helps, or if there’s something else going on.

@@ostenako hi yes i did everything when i click the backup folder it has folders that start with 0a ,0b,0c and so on. i click the folders and only see exec files. on my external hard drive i have a folder with past photos i backed up from my windows pc . I air dropped a photo to my mac to see if the hard drive will take it and it did.

@@mase202 , thanks for the update! The backup folders you’re seeing with names like 0a, 0b, 0c and .exec files are actually normal for iOS backups. It looks like your backup process was successful! ✅👍🏾 If you’re looking to back up your Apple Music library, here’s what you can do: 1. You can use iTunes on a Windows PC or the Music app on a Mac to back up your music library. 2. Simply connect your device, select it in iTunes/Music, and choose to sync your library to your external drive. 3. The backups you see in the folder on your external drive right now should already include data like your music, if it’s part of your iOS backup.

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Lol I understand the sentiment. However, I can say I still use it.

Hey, thanks for stopping by! Yes, I used mines everyday for over a year. I'm excited for you! I really have no regrets being my first robot vacuum, i never knew how much dog hair was on my floors daily. I just upgraded last month or so just because I wanted a mop feature and camera detection for surprise dog "presents" but honestly I would recommend it. Let me know how you like it!

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You're absolutely welcome!

Thanks for stopping by! Yes, but in my case, my furnace control board was failing, so I must say - now that my furnace has been working like it should, I have had no problems. Also, when the WiFi is down, you can't control it from your phone, but the thermostat still works like a normal one, you'll just have to walk to the wall to change temperature.

Yes for quads and glutes.

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I would take cord out and reattach after 30 secs, try different outlet/make sure outlet is powered.

I know, super frustrating. Especially since I didn't prepare for that and lost some files. What are you going to replace it with? I haven't had any issues with the samsung 990 pro *Crosses fingers*

@@ostenako For now I will stick with a secondary disk that I have. They had told me about the Samsung 990, I have it in consideration. Searching the internet, it seems there are many cases that Corsair SSDs die suddenly. They say it could be a problem with the SSD firmware.

yikes, well on the bright side...it sounds like you could of just went back to store and returned right lol my files were just gone after almost a year 🤕corsair need to get their ish together!

Thank you for watching. How very kind!

No I haven't seen any leaking by where they land, the red ledge thing right? I would say when you turn it upside down to pour it in, make you sure screw the bottom on securely and flush. Perhaps its just coming out the bottom and dripping down on the ledges.

Hey there! Thanks so much for watching and for sharing your cleaning tip! Four hours spent making your living room sofa and lazy boy chair sparkle? That's dedication! 😊 And thanks for the advice about using the attachment without pressing the trigger to suck up water. That's a handy trick to know! Happy cleaning!

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Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

So nice of you! Glad it was helpful!

understood. you could probably run to and from work....but would you PREFER not to? 🤣

did you make sure you went into the application support folder by typing in the directory from the go menu in finder?

Thank you Too hard I just deleted stuff and freed up space for back up 👍

then the code you put in terminal or the order in which you dragged the folders into terminal might of been out of order or missing something. make sure you have following step by step in terminal carefully, because that's really where the only change occurs. also make sure you follow the directions in finder, and in the go menu.

What do you mean you deleted it? If so, what I would do if you have enough space is do 1 backup normally in apple music. that should repopulate your mobilesync folder you deleted and then follow directions as normal. also make sure you drag the folders into terminal in the correct order, then press enter when you are done. you should see the shortcut on the backup folder in the mobilesync folder that links it to the external drive backup folder you made.

@@ostenako hey! I have the same problem. I do not remember deleting it, but I cannot find MobileSync anyways. What if I create it myself? Would it connect?

Hey! If you can’t find the MobileSync folder, you can definitely create it manually. Here’s how you can do it: Create the Missing Folders: Open Finder and go to your Library folder by pressing Cmd + Shift + G and typing: ~/Library/Application Support/ If you don't see the "MobileSync" folder, right-click, select "New Folder," and name it MobileSync. Create the Symlink: Follow the steps I outlined in the video to create the symlink between your external drive’s Backup folder and the MobileSync folder on your Mac.

Thanks for stopping by, I'm glad it helped! Enjoy your new thermostat!

Thank you! Yes, these never last around me lol. 😂

Thank you! Glad it helped 😄