Why it takes two clicks or taps to dismiss a dialog which is not the front window in OS X, and why that is correct.
Category Archive: Macs
Is Twitter’s 140 character limit the case of so much rudeness and offensive behaviour? Ask Richard Dawkins.
Production ends after 67 years. But how is the Mac doing after just 32 years?
In-app update systems can be vulnerable to attack, if they do not use secure connections throughout.
With only one Apple device for every 7 people in the world, Apple must still be marginal. And to have taken 8.5 years from shipping the iPhone is so slow. Doom or what?
A serious vulnerability was discovered in OpenSSL in the New Year. Although the conditions in which it is […]
Being a hybrid, naming disks and volumes can get complex in OS X. This article demystifies them.
Using Acrobat for filing your tax return is like sandpaper for cleaning your teeth.
Tools provided in Storyspace are ideal for analysing text and painted narratives, as well as developing them into hypertext.
Sometimes cached data are not as concealed or transient as we might wish. Don’t get cached out by them.
The Eclectic Light Company 