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Free editorial on the Patreon: MacBook Neo: When Apple Defines the Mid-Range...
https://www.patreon.com/posts/152795948
Some thoughts on the media's response to the MacBook Neo, and a little snark for you reading pleasure...
#tech #technews #technology #apple #macbook #laptop #geek #gadgets #patreon
Free editorial on the Patreon: MacBook Neo: When Apple Defines the Mid-Range...
https://www.patreon.com/posts/152795948
Some thoughts on the media's response to the MacBook Neo, and a little snark for you reading pleasure...
#tech #technews #technology #apple #macbook #laptop #geek #gadgets #patreon
Logged In, Tuned Out
Fifteen years and billions of dollars later, what has learning tech accomplished?
The post Logged In, Tuned Out appeared first on Education Next.
External Drive Mounting Issues UPDATE
Looks like MacOS lives a little longer in my home.
Well, it looks like the issue WASN’T with Tahoe 26.3. I reloaded my laptop with MacOS Sequoia…and the same thing happened.
I tried reformatting the drive in the MacOS Extended format. Not only did that not fix the issue, the iMac stopped seeing the drive.
I had to reformat the drive on a Windows PC, plug it into my MacBook, and then refomat it one more time, back to APFS. The drive is mounting again and I have my photos on it to edit.
Looks like MacOS lives a little longer in my home.
External Drive Mounting Issues UPDATE
Looks like MacOS lives a little longer in my home.
Well, it looks like the issue WASN’T with Tahoe 26.3. I reloaded my laptop with MacOS Sequoia…and the same thing happened.
I tried reformatting the drive in the MacOS Extended format. Not only did that not fix the issue, the iMac stopped seeing the drive.
I had to reformat the drive on a Windows PC, plug it into my MacBook, and then refomat it one more time, back to APFS. The drive is mounting again and I have my photos on it to edit.
Looks like MacOS lives a little longer in my home.
Logged In, Tuned Out
Fifteen years and billions of dollars later, what has learning tech accomplished?
The post Logged In, Tuned Out appeared first on Education Next.
Apple’s New MacBook Neo May Get A Touchscreen In Future: Report
Apple may introduce touchscreen display in next generation MacBook Neo
Apple is reportedly exploring touchscreen support for future MacBook Neo models, a move that could transform how users interact with macOS and mark a major change in Apple’s approach to laptop design.
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MacOS Tahoe 26.3 External Drive Mounting Issues
Is this when I make my move to Linux?
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MacOS Tahoe 26.3 External Drive Mounting Issues
Is this when I make my move to Linux?
The little paper emoji on your phone has words on it and people are stunned at what it says
It's been there since iOS 5.
The post The little paper emoji on your phone has words on it and people are stunned at what it says appeared first on Upworthy.
The little paper emoji on your phone has words on it and people are stunned at what it says
It's been there since iOS 5.
The post The little paper emoji on your phone has words on it and people are stunned at what it says appeared first on Upworthy.
Only a few days left to snap up Sky's 53p iPad Air M4 deal
Just a couple of days are left to take advantage of a pre-order deal from Sky
Apple’s New MacBook Neo May Get A Touchscreen In Future: Report
Apple may introduce touchscreen display in next generation MacBook Neo
Apple is reportedly exploring touchscreen support for future MacBook Neo models, a move that could transform how users interact with macOS and mark a major change in Apple’s approach to laptop design.
Only a few days left to snap up Sky's 53p iPad Air M4 deal
Just a couple of days are left to take advantage of a pre-order deal from Sky
Daylight savings time is ruthlessly stupid, BUT I hope you'll give us a share and join us in the chat for a fun tech podcast! https://youtube.com/live/1LHNpgmxR7U?feature=share
AI investments look to be drying up. Apple's new MacBook chip looks impressive. Vivo is showing off some BIG cameras!
#tech #technology #technews #business #nvidia #openai #ai #gadgets #geek #apple #livestream #podcast #android #androidography
Daylight savings time is ruthlessly stupid, BUT I hope you'll give us a share and join us in the chat for a fun tech podcast! https://youtube.com/live/1LHNpgmxR7U?feature=share
AI investments look to be drying up. Apple's new MacBook chip looks impressive. Vivo is showing off some BIG cameras!
#tech #technology #technews #business #nvidia #openai #ai #gadgets #geek #apple #livestream #podcast #android #androidography
Solutions to Saturday Mac riddles 350
I hope you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 350. Here are my solutions to them. 1: Novel in […]
Apple has released its weekly update to XProtect, bringing it to version 5317. As usual, it doesn’t release information about what security issues this update might add or change.
This version adds five new detection signatures to its Yara file. These include another newcomer with four signatures, MACOS.DAILYDUMPLING, and MACOS.SOMA.SEEND to add to the large Amos/Soma family.
You can check whether this update has been installed by opening System Information via About This Mac, and selecting the Installations item under Software.
A full listing of security data file versions is given by SilentKnight and SystHist for El Capitan to Tahoe available from their product page. If your Mac hasn’t yet installed this update, you can force it using SilentKnight or at the command line.
If you want to install this as a named update in SilentKnight, its label is XProtectPlistConfigData_10_15-5317
I apologise for the late announcement of this update, which seems to have been released after 22:00 GMT on 30 September, but was still incomplete here through the whole of today, 1 October.
This update has already been released for Sequoia and Tahoe via iCloud. If you want to check it manually, use the Terminal command
sudo xprotect check
then enter your admin password. If that returns version 5317 but your Mac still reports an older version is installed, you should be able to force the update using
sudo xprotect update
Solutions to Saturday Mac riddles 350
I hope you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 350. Here are my solutions to them. 1: Novel in […]
Apple has released its weekly update to XProtect, bringing it to version 5317. As usual, it doesn’t release information about what security issues this update might add or change.
This version adds five new detection signatures to its Yara file. These include another newcomer with four signatures, MACOS.DAILYDUMPLING, and MACOS.SOMA.SEEND to add to the large Amos/Soma family.
You can check whether this update has been installed by opening System Information via About This Mac, and selecting the Installations item under Software.
A full listing of security data file versions is given by SilentKnight and SystHist for El Capitan to Tahoe available from their product page. If your Mac hasn’t yet installed this update, you can force it using SilentKnight or at the command line.
If you want to install this as a named update in SilentKnight, its label is XProtectPlistConfigData_10_15-5317
I apologise for the late announcement of this update, which seems to have been released after 22:00 GMT on 30 September, but was still incomplete here through the whole of today, 1 October.
This update has already been released for Sequoia and Tahoe via iCloud. If you want to check it manually, use the Terminal command
sudo xprotect check
then enter your admin password. If that returns version 5317 but your Mac still reports an older version is installed, you should be able to force the update using
sudo xprotect update
Last Week on My Mac: New and super
The MacBook Neo deserves to succeed, but could do with changes to backing up. It should also revitalise indie development. Will it bring the return of AppleWorks? Also considers the shortage of information about M5 CPU cores.
Apple has released its weekly update to XProtect, bringing it to version 5317. As usual, it doesn’t release information about what security issues this update might add or change.
This version adds five new detection signatures to its Yara file. These include another newcomer with four signatures, MACOS.DAILYDUMPLING, and MACOS.SOMA.SEEND to add to the large Amos/Soma family.
You can check whether this update has been installed by opening System Information via About This Mac, and selecting the Installations item under Software.
A full listing of security data file versions is given by SilentKnight and SystHist for El Capitan to Tahoe available from their product page. If your Mac hasn’t yet installed this update, you can force it using SilentKnight or at the command line.
If you want to install this as a named update in SilentKnight, its label is XProtectPlistConfigData_10_15-5317
I apologise for the late announcement of this update, which seems to have been released after 22:00 GMT on 30 September, but was still incomplete here through the whole of today, 1 October.
This update has already been released for Sequoia and Tahoe via iCloud. If you want to check it manually, use the Terminal command
sudo xprotect check
then enter your admin password. If that returns version 5317 but your Mac still reports an older version is installed, you should be able to force the update using
sudo xprotect update
Last Week on My Mac: New and super
The MacBook Neo deserves to succeed, but could do with changes to backing up. It should also revitalise indie development. Will it bring the return of AppleWorks? Also considers the shortage of information about M5 CPU cores.
Apple has released its weekly update to XProtect, bringing it to version 5317. As usual, it doesn’t release information about what security issues this update might add or change.
This version adds five new detection signatures to its Yara file. These include another newcomer with four signatures, MACOS.DAILYDUMPLING, and MACOS.SOMA.SEEND to add to the large Amos/Soma family.
You can check whether this update has been installed by opening System Information via About This Mac, and selecting the Installations item under Software.
A full listing of security data file versions is given by SilentKnight and SystHist for El Capitan to Tahoe available from their product page. If your Mac hasn’t yet installed this update, you can force it using SilentKnight or at the command line.
If you want to install this as a named update in SilentKnight, its label is XProtectPlistConfigData_10_15-5317
I apologise for the late announcement of this update, which seems to have been released after 22:00 GMT on 30 September, but was still incomplete here through the whole of today, 1 October.
This update has already been released for Sequoia and Tahoe via iCloud. If you want to check it manually, use the Terminal command
sudo xprotect check
then enter your admin password. If that returns version 5317 but your Mac still reports an older version is installed, you should be able to force the update using
sudo xprotect update
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