Apple silicon Macs are better-equipped to prevent and deal with disaster. Restoring in DFU mode is extremely unusual, and more powerful than anything you can do with an Intel Mac.
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Apple has just pushed a surprise update to XProtect (not Remediator) security software, bringing it to version 2166. […]
What happens when you connect two fast SSDs to your Mac and they both write or read at the same time? How do they perform when connected through a hub? And how does it pay to be a winner?
You pay hundreds of $$ for a high-speed Thunderbolt SSD, then connect it to a hub. Will it still deliver the same performance? Maybe not when writing.
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 191. Here are my solutions to them. 1: No […]
Did your Mac take a brief trip into Recovery after the 13.2.1 update? What is authenticated restart, and how could you use it? What does fdesetup do?
Something wrong with your Mac? Why not ask ChatGPT, or the new Bing, to diagnose it and recommend a solution?
Here are this weekend’s riddles to entertain you through family time, shopping and recreation. 1: No matter what […]
Kernel extensions, system extensions, app/Finder/Safari extensions are all very different, as explained here.
Yes, you can notarize command tools. Doing so ensures independent approval that the code isn’t malicious, and disapproval, letting macOS block code with revoked certificates or notarization.
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