So how do you check your logs to see if backups have been made correctly? Forget Console – you’ve got to use Terminal.
macOS
This list will be maintained throughout this initial release of macOS Sierra. There are still some golden oldies to enjoy.
This blog has over 1800 articles, and my offline authoring app is struggling, regularly bringing my Mac to its knees. There must be a better solution.
How can you install older drivers or other software on a new Sierra system? Some practical tips for working through SIP and security protection.
You will recall that the Russian group Fancy Bear hacked into the World Anti-Doping Agency’s medical records of […]
The release of Sierra seems to have gone smoothly. Was it really a major release, though? What does it get wrong? What about third party support?
After a near-panic and interminable spin, it proved impossible to get useful diagnostic information. Here are some tools and techniques which should still be useful.
Even a performing basic check can be an act of supreme intellectual challenge, or is now flatly impossible. Early beta quality.
Note: this version ceases to be updated from 14 June 2017. A newer version is available here. In […]
Its increasingly hard to know where your files are, when you let Sierra manage your storage using iCloud. This is not a neat illusion, but a confusing deception.
The Eclectic Light Company 