New look. New year. New debt. New fear.
Hope 2020 is as clean as the look on this site!
See you soon with more comments on how Apple isn’t being a good company. How Apple products are still too expensive to own, fix and maintain. And let’s see if having Siri in my house is a good thing! Cheers to more pwd/account breaches and hoping other states follow in California Privacy laws.
Apple announces no longer supporting the Airport products.
“We’re discontinuing the Apple AirPort base station products. They will be available through Apple.com, Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers while supplies last.”
RIP AE.
Seems someone was using my domain name (not my domain server, that is hosted by InMotion and my WordPress is updated regularly) to spam a phishing URL (it was someone named Les at Performance Sales that sent me the email…but I couldn’t verify it that was a spammer trying to use my domain…since the contact phone number was Illinois but fax number was in Nevada.
And his website of “performancesales dot com” was some marketing site for … well his phone and info didn’t match their site so I decided not to reply. If it is legit, maybe Les will visit here and read this.
The link sent was clearly deceptive… a space was between the www in is was ww w.macanix.com. This was also a doc file name but no attachment. Another clue, hover over the URL and its nothing as it appears. I copied that, and pasted into virustotal.com URL checker and bingo, malicious.
(I won’t post the malicious URL but it goes to a walstinefa domain which is 403-forbidden.)
If you aren’t sure of a URL sent to you, Visit virus total and paste it in.
Also, whether on a mac or windows, always use some antimalware. I recommend purchasing Malwarebytes Antimalware.
..so far, no issues. Though I still find that Apple’s Sierra updates KEEP setting my IPv6 to Automatically, even after I have set it to Local-Link only.
Combo updates always!
Apple direct link here
First time I’ve seen this: an iMac user had an update from Apple pushed (10.12.2) for Sierra. Well, the screen turned black after update was done and login. Mouse moved around.
Solution was to restore back to last Time Machine backup (took several hours). Other suggestions (after the fact and not going to risk) was to blindly enter pwd. It may be that Apple’s installer has a random/long time bug that wants the user to login but the screen is black (keyboard still works, you can hear errors if you type something and hit enter). So if you get this same screen with mouse functioning, try to enter your password. It might even want your login ID and pwd.
Thanks Apple. Hope your 2017 fixes this…
Well, we approach 2017 with skepticism and critique.
Will Tim Cook be removed in 2017? Doubtful. I think Trump will face more threats than Tim.
Will we see “great desktops” forthcoming as told to Apple employees, in 2017?
See you next year!
Well Apple released 10.12 and pulled previous updaters.
Doesn’t play well with PDFs and ScanSnap from Fujitsu.
I took chance and updated. So far, not really a big deal.
Security wise, it is an upgrade and Apple seems to be moving away from fixing older bugs with new ones.
Apple’s “el capitan” update is out.
10.11.4 Combo is recommended.
Get it here. Avoid the delta. Or if your didn’t redo the combo.
Here is link.
Newsflash! Macanix domain is moving! Email may not be working. Until then: