https://9to5mac.com/2021/10/28/dropbox-m1-support/
looks like it’s being overturned but still worrisome
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Dropbox M1 support won’t happen unless you vote for it! – 9to5Mac
November 2, 2021folivora.ai – Great Tools for your Mac!
April 21, 2020macbook keyboard unexpected repeat repair program
June 19, 2019If you found your keyboard has the following unexpected issue, please go to apple store for a free repair:
Letters or characters repeat unexpectedly (like the above ‘t’ in unexpected, repeat twice when you typed)
Letters or characters do not appear
Key(s) feel “sticky” or do not respond in a consistent manner
https://www.apple.com/support/keyboard-service-program-for-mac-notebooks/
Noodlesoft – Noodlesoft – Simply Useful Software
October 16, 2018iPhone, iPad, Mac Buyer’s Guide: Know When to Buy
July 20, 2018https://buyersguide.macrumors.com/
Shows each product relative to its “cycle”
Cure a calendar crash on Mac
May 1, 2018In-browser Mac OS 7.0.1 emulation, compatible software suite arrives at the Internet Archive
April 23, 2017In-browser [classic] Mac OS7 emulation…arrives at the Internet
Archive http://AppleInsider.com/articles/17/04/16/in-browser-mac-os-701-emulation-compatible-software-suite-arrives-at-the-internet-archive Gr8 for old file formats if upload possible
WikiLeaks Shows How the CIA Can Hack a Mac’s Hidden Code
March 25, 2017WikiLeaks Shows How the CIA Can Hack a Mac
https://www.wired.com/2017/03/wikileaks-shows-cia-can-hack-macs-hidden-code/ Modifying the firmware of Thunderbolt adapters to make spyware implanters
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“The CIA’s documents describe a series of tools that agents can use to install “implants” on target machines, capable of silently monitoring everything that occurs within its operating system and transmitting it to a remote operator. One manual explains how to modify the firmware of a standard Apple Thunderbolt-to-ethernet adapter, turniing it into an spyware-planting tool the CIA calls “Sonic Screwdriver.” When plugged in, the altered adapter can trick a Mac into thinking it’s booting its operating from a spoofed network source that the adapter impersonates, allowing tweaks to its firmware even in the rare cases when the user has set a password for any changes to that deep-seated code.”
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