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The networking changes coming in macOS 27 — and which workflows might quietly break

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Hands typing on a MacBook displaying a web browser — typical macOS development context (photo: Cottonbro / Pexels)

Howard Oakley’s eclectic-light blog flagged this week that the upcoming macOS 27 release brings a non-trivial reshuffle of how the OS handles networking — specifically the deprecation of a few long-standing low-level APIs and a tightening of how routing tables, …

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Universal Control between Mac and iPad: a working setup, and the diagnostic commands when it stops

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An iMac, a MacBook Pro, and an iPad arranged together on a wooden desk with a Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse — typical multi-Apple-device workspace where Universal Control matters (photo: Pixabay / Pexels)

Universal Control is one of the more genuinely magical things macOS does — slide your cursor off the right edge of your Mac and it appears on your iPad, you keep typing without changing keyboards, you drag a file across …

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macOS launchd: the actual replacement for cron when you want a recurring task on your Mac

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You write a Python script that needs to run every fifteen minutes on your Mac. You add a line to crontab -e, save, walk away. Two days later you check and notice it never ran. The cron file is …

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Switch to Apple devices if you want to save power and money.

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Earlier I used to have ASUS, Intel and other motherboards with other things assembled which I used to buy from local market like SATA Hard Disks, NVIDIA video cards, Corsair Power Supply and so on. But, these assembled machines made …

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Apple Time Machine: The ultimate backup machine

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Having regular backup of Macs is as important as working daily for a living. Because if developers like us loose our data on which we work so hard daily, then its a big mess. I can understand the feeling of …

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Apple music subscription was so cool until I got bored with it.

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Just wanted to share that today I canceled my Apple Music Subscription.

1. Could not find the latest songs. I am not saying that there are no latest songs. But, there are not all, there are just a few latest …

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