Here are two log excerpts which should be identical, but only one out of all the entries is actually the same. What is wrong?
When he died young, in 1891, Moreau was devastated at the loss of his friend. Here are some of his surviving history paintings.
Working out why Time Machine backups go wrong isn’t necessarily that different from unravelling classical mythology. In some ways.
How could a woman succeed as an innovative professional painter during the Renaissance, and live to the age of 92?
Getting deeper into using Sierra’s new logs, and investigating why Time Machine backups become irregular.
Second and final part to commemorate his death a century ago, with several of his finest paintings.
Devising strategies for getting the best out of Sierra’s new logs. Or should we just abandon them as a lost cause?
He died a century ago, a succession of brilliant and very successful paintings behind him. First of two parts in retrospect.
Browsing existing log entries in macOS Sierra is now much easier and more powerful.
Never mock Cupid. As Apollo found it, he’ll get his own back in the cruellest of ways.
The Eclectic Light Company 