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My name is Josh Ginter. I’m first and foremost a husband and father, which is the funnest job I’ve ever undertaken. By day, I am a public practice accountant and continue to work towards my CPA designation. By night, I am the editor-in-chief of The Sweet Setup, a writer for, a, and an administrator on a regional ice hockey executive.

I love to play baseball and golf in the summer, and I particularly enjoy hanging around the barbecue on a warm summer evening. What is your current setup? I use a 2016 15” MacBook Pro with Touch Bar.

It has a 2.6 GHz Core i7 processor, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, and the higher-end (in 2016) Radeon Pro 460 GPU with 4GB of VRAM. I recently picked up the, which pairs quite wonderfully with the 15” MacBook Pro. I use a for connecting SD cards and an extra USB device or two. I intend to pick up a in the future when the house gets wired for fiber internet.

I keep backups of the MacBook Pro on a really old LaCie hard drive connected to an. It’s really time to update that hard drive. I also store media on a newer located on my desk.

How to format usb drive. It’s a great hard drive with a great design, but I don’t like how the blue light flashes at night. When at home, generally speaking, I use the MacBook Pro in clamshell mode held off to the side of my desk while using an. When I feel like getting extra productive, I lift the external display to its maximum height and put the MacBook Pro underneath it to get in on some dual-screen productivity.

I love the MacBook Pro’s keyboard, but I’ve gone through one MacBook Pro keyboard already and have come close to having a second MacBook Pro keyboard go bad on me. As a result, I generally opt to use the external Apple Magic Keyboard as much as possible. The whole setup is located on a relatively small (and damaged) “Kick Desk,” and I plump my rear-end in a. I’m hoping to grab a larger, corner-style desk in the future. Where can we find your macOS wallpaper? I’m kind of jealous of anyone who has the new iMac Pro, so the least I could do was grab the sweet new cloudy wallpaper for my 5K display.