I haven’t written much about my first-generation Apple Watch, because like all good watches, it has just got […]
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This marketing notification was silently installed using Apple’s pushed update service, and is easily removed.
A post-mortem analysis on attempts to make my iMac dual-boot between Sierra and High Sierra. Can it be done in safety?
How did that new folder and bundle appear in the main Library folder on my Mac? And what does it do?
We’re being nudged to upgrade, now by a silent pushed update which is set to remind us every week until we do.
Eight screenshots – no words – tell the story of the first fortnight with High Sierra.
What does the Supplemental Update do to the High Sierra installer? An exploration using the installer, an external SSD, and a bootable USB memory stick.
A crass security bug, not changing version numbers, undocumented file formats, and stunted log access: components in the new RDF.
A checklist of the latest EFI firmware versions which should be running on each recent Mac model.
As Apple controls hardware, firmware, system software, and their updates, EFI firmware should be kept up to date reliably. But it isn’t. What’s gone wrong?
