How ready are M1 Macs now for general use? There are still problems with docks, external boot disks, and using one external boot disk with multiple Macs.
Category Archive: Technology
Here are this weekend’s riddles to entertain you through whatever you’re now allowed to do. 1: An incision […]
How Café and Café are actually different, and only one of those can be a filename in macOS, despite APFS being a non-normalising file system.
A new support page contains supplementary info for Mints and its log extracts and tools.
A new tailor-made log view shows what’s happened in interactions with the App Store, and can give clues as to the cause of delays and failures.
Detailed step-by-step account of how apps are downloaded and updated from the App Store. Welcome new internal names like Absinthe, Jetpack, and Crossfire, and Apple’s fraud score.
A lot has changed in recent versions of macOS over the last couple of weeks. This is a […]
Important rule: third-party apps can’t use your regular Apple ID password to connect to services, but use an app-specific password.
Big Sur 11.3 includes support for AirTags, as explained here. Apple has also thought out how they could be misused, and how to prevent that.
Apple has just released a surprise update to Big Sur, bringing it to version 11.3.1. According to its […]
The Eclectic Light Company 