TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Mac OS X users are familiar with warnings like the one shown here. Apple's "quarantine" has been in place for awhile, and it offers some minimal protection against accidentally opening files which have been downloaded from the Internet. What most Mac…
14 February 2012The Official Google Blog
Hey—we've moved. Visit The Keyword for all the latest news and stories from Google Insights from Googlers into our products, technology, and the Google culture We launched Google Public DNS in December 2009 to help make the web faster for everyone.…
14 February 2012TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
I can't vouch for everyone out there, but at least amongst the blogging tribe here at TUAW, 1Password (from Agile Bits) is an indispensable piece of utility software. Now former TUAW blogger and current Evernote expert Brett Kelly has documented a cool…
14 February 2012MacOSXHints.com
Apple has changed the 'magic open sesame' to all the cool hidden features of Quartz Debug in version 4.2. Why make such a useful app and then hide almost every feature? I just can't understand the logic in this. Anyway as an update of my old hint here…
13 February 2012Macworld
If your Mac was released after Lion, it's not quite as easy to make a bootable Lion install disc or drive, but it's still possible. We've got the complete instructions.
13 February 2012inessential.com
My co-worker Nick Harris wrote about implementing a slide-out panel as seen in Facebook and Path.
13 February 2012Planet Debian
12 February 2012Planet Mozilla
Yesterday I attended the jQuery UK conference in Oxford, England where about 300 developers gathered to hear the newest and coolest about probably the most successful JavaScript library out there. Naturally I thought it a good idea to give a talk that…
11 February 2012Planet Debian
While looking for something to use as a system-unique fall-back when a TPM is not available, I looked at /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/product_uuid (same as dmidecode‘s “System Information / UUID”), but was disappointed when, under KVM, the file was missing…
10 February 2012Planet Mozilla
Sometimes we’re asked for guidance on something and the result seems worth sharing; this one is about useful things to consider when using JSON for information that needs to stay secret. If you’re using JSON for private data; make sure you’ve fixed the…
10 February 2012