Although viruses native to the Mac arrived slightly later, by the end of the 1990s there were at least 35. Here’s a brief look at the tools available then.
Category Archive: Macs
How to create and configure a Sequoia beta to run in a virtual machine on an Apple silicon Mac, either in Sequoia or Sonoma, and a surprise in its features.
Why you shouldn’t try killing kernel_task, but take action to help cool your Mac and reduce the heat it’s producing.
Most backup apps make snapshots, so why not use those instead of conventional backups? Because of the weaknesses of snapshots, as explained.
Hot on the heels of the slightly earlier update to XProtect, Apple has just released an update to […]
Apple has just released an update to XProtect for all versions of macOS from El Capitan or so, […]
A brief reference to excluding items from being backed up, from Spotlight indexing their contents, and for them to be copied up to iCloud Drive.
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 263. Here are my solutions to them. 1: A […]
Reading log entries made by a Private Framework for Battery widgets in Sonoma, it’s possible to track information about keyboards, mice, trackpads, UPS and internal batteries.
Digging for buried treasure in the Unified log isn’t easy, but has a fine track history of bringing plenty of silver and gold. Here it’s about batteries.
