Englishman living in Canada; photographer; Agile coach; badminton player; Formula One (F1) fan.
I’ve seen a few people post lists of their favourite/essential apps, so here’s mine 🙂 When I’m setting up a new Mac, or reinstalling macOS on my Mac mini or MacBook Pro, I have a
It’s been a few years since I described my set up which included Windows machines, Western Digital MyBook drives, and Backblaze. Since then we’ve retired all the Windows machines, and the MyBook drives are gathering
The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) and US government in general have a disproportionate control over the Internet, so even though this should only be of interest to Americans it’s something which will no doubt impact
A bit late but still worth considering as we start the new year! I was listening to episode 234 of the Mac Power Users podcast, and their guest Bradley Chambers talked about his Technology resolutions
Almost 3 years ago I posted a list of the podcasts that I follow, so an update is long overdue. I listen to a lot of podcasts, and I’ve promised to share my list with
March 31st (that’s this coming Saturday!) is World Backup Day – make sure you have your computers (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc.) backed up, and that they continue to backup automagically on a regular basis! I
I listen to a lot of podcasts, and I’ve promised to share my list with a few people, so the list is below. (Note: some of the feeds may be dormant/dead but I’ve not removed
After listening to Martin Bailey‘s latest podcast (#293) and recent discussions with a couple of people, I thought I’d document my backup strategy/workflow. (I think I’ve done this before but that’s bound to be before
I upgraded my Mac Book Pro to OS X Lion last Wednesday evening; on the whole, I’m not convinced it was the effort. It’s not bad but it’s really not much of an improvement over