Avoid using encrypted sparse bundles for the moment, as you can’t change their password. Apple Encrypted Archives aren’t ready for normal use either.
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24 July macOS 13.5 disabled all user control over access to Location Services;
17 August macOS 13.5.1 is the first mention by Apple, and fixes the “issue” without apology.
Apple has just released the update to take macOS Ventura to version 13.5.1. It’s just under 500 MB […]
If you’ve updated to macOS 13.5, take a look at Location Services, in Privacy & Security settings. Do you notice anything missing?
Two RSRs in two days! What went wrong with the first on 10 July, and why it would have been anticipated, and was entirely preventable.
Adds support for Sonoma, and removes precautions to deal with broken updates from Content Caching servers.
How to tell whether an app has a memory leak, what to do about it, and the differences from a kernel memory leak.
Introduced in the Finder in Mac OS X, these hidden and invisible files have been quietly causing havoc with backups, revision control systems, and more.
Disk Utility version 22.6 in Ventura 13.4 finally tackles bugs running First Aid on APFS volumes. Has it finally solved them?
With the sealed system and Cryptexes, macOS updates are less likely to cause problems. As RSRs are easy to uninstall, it’s simple to test whether they’re the cause.
The Eclectic Light Company 