If you, like me, have essentially kept a single keychain from the dawn of time, there’s a feature in the Keychain Access application you need to know about: “Keychain First Aid.”
You find it under the Keychain Access menu, just below Preferences. Whenever I see anything unusual happening with my keychain, I try to remember to [...]
I’ve been testing Leopard for many months, but not until updating to the final version did I get bit by a strange side-effect of a new default behavior in 10.5, relating to Access Control Lists (ACLs).
My habit for migrating to new testing releases of Leopard, and ultimately to the final release, has been to keep [...]
Leopard just went on sale in my time zone. I’d like to say thank you to all the Apple employees who had a hand in putting out this amazing release. I think it’s going to be a real hit in the marketplace and everybody who worked on it deserves a big pat on the back [...]
Disclaimer: I own stock in Apple, Inc. I am laughing maniacally at the sight of increasing stock values, and if I could say anything here biased in a way to further increase that stock value, well I probably would. This article is not intended to boost Apple as a sensible stock investment, it’s just an [...]
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