Internet access in Andalucia
Ben Brooks referenced a Boston Globe article discussing the poor state of internet access in the USA. For example, in Riga, Latvia (Eastern Europe), average internet speeds are 42 megabits per
High-speed rail in California versus China
California will spend $68 billion to build 520 miles of railroad by the year 2029, while China will spend $300 billion to build 16,000 miles of railroad by the year 2020. In other words, it costs Ca
Disable iCloud Keychain to fix icbaccountsd problems
Update 2014-03-12: OS X 10.9.2 seems to have fixed this. A few days ago, I re-enabled iCloud Keychain on my Mac, and since haven't experienced these issues any longer.
Original problem...
For a while
Blogging for profit
Of the blogs I read, many are from authors who’ve become popular enough to monitize their sites, through memberships or advertisements. Those authors now have to publish on a regular schedule; not
Readdle, the makers of ScannerPro, seem to have outsourced their customer service.
ScannerPro is a wonderful iOS app for scanning and working with scanned documents on the iPhone and iPad. Evidently, and unfortunately, Readdle (the app maker) seem to outsource their customer
iCloud syncing of Mail.app rules and Smart Mailboxes
I run Mail.app on an internet-hosted Mac mini, in order to provide server-side spam filtering and to pre-process my email based on an extensive set of rules.
Many of those rules involve the
Great customer support at the Apple Store
Back in August, I purchased a 4TB G-Drive at the Apple Store in Marbella to serve as the destination that CrashPlan uses when backing up our family's various Macs.
Last week, CrashPlan started
My wish for Ulysses — Dropbox integration
Update: Sometimes blogging really pays off. Not 15 minutes after posting this article, someone on Twitter tipped me about a solution—In some recent release of Ulysses, they added the ability to add
Design Details
A passion for design is a passion for the interests of one's customers, because respect for their time and a desire to make them happy is at the core of the design process.
Naturally, the flip side
Pausing the Cloud
We have three Macs at home, which run an assortment of cloud-backup and synchronization apps—including Dropbox, CrashPlan, BitTorrent Sync and Arq.
Whenever any one, or combination of, these apps