How fast is a macOS VM, and how small could it be?(eclecticlight.co)

259 points by moosia 5 months ago | 96 comments

Networking changes coming in macOS 27(eclecticlight.co)

250 points by pvtmert 6 months ago | 221 comments

Virtualisation on Apple Silicon Macs is different(eclecticlight.co)

83 points by zdw 6 months ago | 24 comments

Can you slim macOS down?(eclecticlight.co)

236 points by ingve 9 months ago | 299 comments

Is macOS’s new XProtect behavioural security preparing to go live?(eclecticlight.co)

82 points by GavinAnderegg 3 years ago | 72 comments

Apple Silicon: A little help from friends and co-processors(eclecticlight.co)

33 points by ingve 2 years ago | 3 comments

Why I can no longer recommend a Mac to fellow blind computer users(applevis.com)

352 points by devinprater 3 years ago | 69 comments

An AppleVis blog post arguing that Apple's neglect of VoiceOver and macOS accessibility means the author can no longer recommend Macs to blind users.

MacOS sometimes leaks traffic after system updates(mullvad.net)

344 points by dulvui 2 years ago | 172 comments

Mullvad blog post reporting that macOS can leak traffic outside the VPN tunnel after system updates because the firewall ignores rules until a reboot.

macOS Tips and Tricks (2022)(saurabhs.org)

515 points by pavel_lishin 1 year ago | 256 comments

A personal page collecting macOS tips and keyboard shortcuts, updated for macOS Sonoma, covering native UI conventions and app tricks.

U.K. orders Apple to let it spy on users’ encrypted accounts(washingtonpost.com)

642 points by Despegar 1 year ago | 925 comments

Washington Post exclusive reporting that the U.K. secretly ordered Apple to provide blanket access to users' encrypted iCloud backups worldwide.

macOS 15.8.2 Breaks OpenGL(developer.apple.com)

271 points by Audiophilip 8 days ago | 303 comments

Apple Developer Forums thread reporting that macOS 15.8.2 RC breaks NSOpenGLView/NSOpenGLContext setView, leaving OpenGL windows with no drawable and rendering blank.

I said no and Apple said yes(dbushell.com)

724 points by thatslast 1 month ago | 576 comments

David Bushell's blog post about macOS enabling a feature that phoned home with personal data, which he disabled, and Apple later overriding his choice.