Where to find hidden global default settings, and how to change them without paying for a utility like MacPilot.
Author: hoakley
We’re being nudged to upgrade, now by a silent pushed update which is set to remind us every week until we do.
Painted long after the death of history painting, this shows Botticelli being introduced to the most beautiful woman in northern Italy, in about 1475. Each face is true to life.
New options find and show startup and wake events, and can perform log load analysis on the last 20 days or so of log entries. A unique tool.
This week, I have been attacked by zombies – half-dead apps which appear to have quit automatically, but […]
If your Mac has recently told you that Adobe Flash Player has been disabled, or if you have […]
Apple has just pushed updates to its MRT and XProtect security tools for High Sierra, Sierra, and El […]
The man beats the woman quite unfairly, then on the way home they stop off to make love in a temple. Their misbehaviour is punished. More superb narrative paintings.
Why would anyone tell the user that an app had quit, but actually leave it hanging around, near-useless, in memory?
A selection of paintings by other artists who painted there after 1886. Includes Laval, Moret, O’Conor, Sérusier, and of course Vincent van Gogh.
The Eclectic Light Company 