Live Text appears straightforward OCR when you open an image containing recognisable text. What’s recorded in the log says that it doesn’t work like that, though.
Category Archive: Technology
Here are this weekend’s riddles to entertain you through family time, shopping and recreation. 1: Record essential service […]
How to design a method which not only detects errors in file data, but enables them to be corrected? A tale of Hamming, Reed, Solomon and CDs.
Apple’s latest updated Platform Security Guide now omits all mention of MRT. Does that mean that it’s going to disappear from macOS 13?
Two reasons for paying more and using SSDs are that they’re faster and more reliable. Data on failure and reliability don’t appear as clear as the ads, though.
Full details on which languages and apps are supported, and an explanation of how it works its magic.
An introduction to colourspaces, gamuts, and how images are rendered in colour, so that what you see on your display or in a print looks right.
Both P and E cores are run at different frequencies according to the load on M1 chips. This explores how macOS manages their frequencies and why.
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 153. Here are my solutions to them. 1: Chinese […]
Will Monterey 12.5 fix the memory leak in the Find feature in the Finder? That looks increasingly unlikely, and may influence your decision as to whether to upgrade.
