OS X security has just changed. Very significantly. Why downloading apps or updates over non-secure connections puts your Mac at risk.
Month: March 2015
A distinctive presumed self-portrait of this exceptional woman painter, cropped close, from an unusual viewpoint, using chiaroscuro, colour, and the most amazing fabric textures.
This is a follow-up to my previous article about DLL hacking and OS X here. Patrick Wardle of […]
In the first of a series, this explains how Macs work with Unicode, how to get the best out of that, and how to fix its problems.
Apple has just released another OS X security update, 2015-003, for Yosemite 10.10.2. This fixes a vulnerability in […]
Sometimes someone comes along and pulls the rug from under your most deeply-held ideas. This time it is […]
“The Cambridge History of Painting in the Classical World” edited by JJ Pollitt Cambridge, March/April 2015 Hardback, 22.5 […]
A new batch of Hampshire Down lambs arrived near here last week. Can anyone see number 25?
Although lightness and chroma can usually be approached successfully using methodical approaches, long experience has shown that hue is much more hit or miss. Developing a good ‘eye’ for colours is generally much more important.
Apple has just released three new versions of Safari, numbered 8.0.4 (for Yosemite), 7.1.4, and 6.2.4, through the […]
The Eclectic Light Company 