Many governments are putting their faith in smartphone apps to control Covid-19 infection. But does it work, or is it doomed?
Category Archive: Macs
In the clear light of morning, when we’ve literally got out a bit more, we’ll surely realise how distorted our cognition has become.
Here are this weekend’s riddles to entertain you through whatever you’re still allowed to do. 1: Reverse in […]
How to check whether the files in a Time Machine backup are intact and uncorrupted. Only what do you do with the results?
The UK rejected Apple and Google’s frameworks for contact tracing on phones. So what does the UK app do? You may be surprised at its primary purpose.
Remember MacKeeper? Would it surprise you to hear that it has now been notarized? Let me tell you a little about its notorious past.
Five different classes of metadata, from file system attributes to embedded Info.plist files, explained and explored.
Can you use error-correcting code to repair very large files, for example of around 20 GB or more?
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 45. Here are my solutions to them. 1: Finder […]
An explanation of the magic which takes place when you double-click a document, the things that can go wrong, and how to fix them.
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