Dual-booting macOS and Ubuntu requires a little adventurousness, but it’s not too difficult. There can be some problems with the bootloader, though, so we’ll need to deal with that. It’s
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When your Mac is brand new, the context menu is relatively short and sweet. And for the most part, it stays that way. But if you want to add or
Unfortunately we live in a world where the want and need for secure devices is paramount. In the event of hardware theft, validating that your data will be inaccessible is
Gaming on macOS has never been a huge selling point. And considering how small the Mac market is in comparison to the PC market, few developers have provided native support
Thanks to a smaller market share, Macs are not as susceptible to malware infections as their Windows counterparts. However, it’s still possible to find your Mac infected with malware. If
If you are a polite citizen of the Web, you probably rarely use your Caps Lock key. However, it’s in such a useful place on the keyboard, and it would
iMovie on iOS is one of the greatest mobile apps available for bare-bones basic video editing, but even on more full-scaled devices like the iPad Pro, it can fall short
In recent years Apple has soldered in many parts of their Macs – including HDDs, SSDs, RAM, etc. – to prevent users from upgrading. However, there are a few Macs
Sometimes your Mac’s network activity can seem like a black box. There aren’t that many system tools for analyzing network activity, and Terminal commands like netstat vomit a ton of