Three more riddles to test your Mac knowledge and devious thought processes over the weekend.
After an important MRT update, is the new version of MRT run automatically, or do you have to restart your Mac?
In the late 1890s, Sorolla painted two works showing the new science and technology of medical histology, and more scenes on the beach.
So you downloaded and installed a ‘silent’ security update. But how do you get it to work on your Mac? Isn’t that automatic too?
He seems to have painted continuously up to his death in 1904, but paintings quite unlike before. And why his huge collection of photos of nude models?
How checks differ when an app is launched from a new path, and the effects of gross changes to the Resources folder, and small changes to code.
Apple has just pushed an update to its malware removal tool, MRT, for macOS, bringing its version number […]
What became of those who had been Nabis in the early 20th century? These four never completely abandoned their Nabi roots, as seen in their paintings.
Version numbers are simple, aren’t they? So how come so few of Apple’s own apps conform to its own rules? And as for copyright info, forget it, as so many Apple apps seem to.
From fresco to varnish: a succinct summary of all the different media which have been used in painting, with links to more detailed articles.
