Why hoard or recycle your old Macs when you could do something useful – but not dangerous – with them?
Category Archive: Macs
Few computer products thrive for over 30 years: the Mac (31 years young), Unix in its many guises (46), and TeX (37) each spring to mind.
Most of our financial and personal transactions should be protected by secure Internet connections. A year on, how has the Heartbleed bug changed this?
Like the moth which flies miles to contact an irresistible lantern, only to die in its flame, the C languages continue to draw programmers to their nemesis.
With more and more of our documents cloudbound, failure of an Internet connection can spell disaster. Do you give up and chat, read a book, or what?
When I mention that I used to write for MacUser, most people used to find it curious, even […]
Q I happened to open Console the other day, when I had few apps open and nothing busy. […]
Advanced warning: you may find that OS X 10.10.3, currently in test, breaks some of your recent apps, […]
Tools to take two (or more) documents, work out the differences between them, reveal those in a manner which allows their review, and allow you to apply selected changes found in one document to the other.
Have you ever had a word processor freeze on you, trashing your work? Or has an editor asked you to make changes, then changed their mind again? You should use version control.
