Michael Peterson: Unfortunately, there appear to be limits to how many times you can get a MacBook repaired under that keyboard repair program. Notably, that is something that’s fairly unknown among the Apple community.[…]According to a post they ma…
Lees meerWarner Crocker: Recently, (and I sadly can’t pin this on recent iOS or Mac OS system updates because I just wasn’t paying close enough attention), I’ll create a note on one device and it may indeed show up on all three, or perhaps two, and sometimes…
Lees meerMaxime Chevalier-Boisvert: The more important lesson, that I didn’t understand until that point, is that you can’t count on the people trying your project to quickly and reliably signal bugs to you. Most of the time, if it doesn’t work, they won’t r…
Lees meerRyan Christoffel: Twitterrific has become the first Twitter client to add multiwindow support, enabling creating separate windows for different accounts or different views within the same account. The first-party Twitter app, meanwhile, has recently…
Lees meerRecorded 3rd November 2019 If you’ve downloaded this episode expecting a Ghostery special I am afraid Pete Knowlton has had to postpone for family The post Essential Apple Podcast 154: Tim, sort the Apple ID servers! appeared first on MyMac.com.
Lees meerBob Gendler: The snippets.db database is storing encrypted Apple Mail messages…completely, totally, fully — UNENCRYPTED — readable, even with Siri disabled, without requiring the private key. Most would assume that disabling Siri would stop macOS fr…
Lees meerChris Eidhof (tweet, Hacker News): In SwiftUI, the implementation works differently. In our stack above, SwiftUI knows the type: a vertical stack view with two subviews. During the execution of the program this type will never change — it’s a static…
Lees meerZigZag: Things get a bit more complicated if an attempt to access contact comes not from the application, but from its bundled XPC service, like explained in the video. […] Luckily, smart folks at Apple thought of such scenarios, so macOS security s…
Lees meerAdam Engst: The details vary, but all revolve around problems at boot, with complete lockups, accounts not available, current passwords not working, the login window reappearing after the user enters the password, or a crash screen after login. So f…
Lees meerAndy Baio: For me, it took ten full days to get an email that my archive was ready to download — are they doing this by hand!? — but it appears complete: it contained a folder for every group I belonged to, each containing their own ZIP files for me…
Lees meerRed Sweater updates one of my favorite apps: Custom folder icons are now displayed in the FastScripts menu FastScripts can now be quit by cmd-dragging the icon out of the menu bar Revealing a folder from FastScripts now respects the user setting for…
Lees meerTyler Hall: So, I looked, and, sure enough, that sharedstreams folder is gone. But where? […] Ok. That’s great. It actually makes more sense to have shared photos also live inside your Photos.app library instead of somewhere random in ~/Library. […]…
Lees meerLet’s face it. The world is getting older and so are we. Humanity is aging and that means we should gain experience and become more willing to adjust and make changes, but instead we stick to what we believe is tried and true. My first Mac notebook …
Lees meerThere may be some actual laws in place to prevent Apple from becoming a real bank, but so far Apple is beginning to act like a bank as it watches over my purchases just like a bank credit card. The latest is ... Continue Reading »
Lees meerMalcolm Owen: In this monitor’s case, it offers 100% of the Adobe RGB range, 98% coverage of DCI-P3, and 80% of BT2020, allowing it to represent a wide array of color space standards. […] Displaying at a 4K resolution of 3,840 by 2,160 pixels at 60H…
Lees meerJoining Bart this month are Simon Parnell from the Essential Apple Podcast, and Lynda Gousha from the Silicon Valley Mac User Group. The show The post Let’s Talk Apple 74: October 2019 appeared first on MyMac.com.
Lees meerI will always remember being in Chicago on March 27, 2014, for ABA TECHSHOW. Before that date, to work with a Microsoft Word file on an iPhone or iPad you had to use a third-party app, and while some were...
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