Its OK, you don’t really need to know what Java is but its probably running on your Mac and it has a dangerous hole in it. Once upon a time Apple released their own Java updates but they were slow to react to exploits and this lead to 600,000 Macs being infected with the FlashBack …
Category: Mac
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Aug 30 2012
Removing Specific items from your Time Machine Backup
Time Machine backs up everything and as your disks starts to fill up it dutifully goes back to the beginning of time and starts deleting older files and backups to make more room. But imagine something like this and maybe it will relate to you…. Lets say you have a folder on your desktop that …
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Aug 13 2012
You don’t have to read it all at once
We’ve all be there. You are reading a great article on – for example – www.macservicescat.com.au and you are called away. In the past you have promised yourself to remember the address or you have emailed yourself the article and this has lead to frustration (when you realize you can’t remember the address after all) …
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Aug 03 2012
The worst part of Mountain Lion (or Lion) can be changed
I love Mountain Lion – I think I have made that clear over the last little while. I will go so far as to say that if you have upgraded to Lion, and provided your Mac is eligible, then there is no reason to avoid this upgrade. If you are happy with 10.6 or 10.5 …
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Aug 01 2012
Yes you can install it more than once
We’ve all be brought up to believe and expect that most applications – and certainly operating systems – can only be installed once per purchase per machine. It’s confusing, I know, and counterintuitive but Apple really does allow you to install Mountain Lion on more than one Mac after only one purchase. Once you have …
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