You suddenly can’t remember your password, or your Mac won’t accept what you think is your password. What do you do next?
OS X
OS X and macOS make it very easy for malware to make itself persistent. It’s time for High Sierra to improve protection of the user.
How to run one-off backups, how to cancel automatic backups, and how to set your own backup schedules.
How scheduling concurrent and background tasks using XPC Activity works, and compares with alternatives such as NSBackgroundActivityScheduler.
Transferring a decision-making guide from a quick flowchart into Tinderbox notes.
Can your Mac control sleep of its display, disks and system independently of one another? Many can’t.
There are now three different Recovery modes. This explains which to use, and provides a flowchart to help you work out how best to reinstall in them.
Over a month after the release of macOS Sierra 10.12.4, Apple quietly let slip the news that it […]
When part of the mechanism which schedules and dispatches Time Machine backups fails, those backups become irregular. Here it is shown in a clear diagram.
Diagrams how a routine Time Machine backup is scheduled and dispatched using CTS and DAS.
The Eclectic Light Company 