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37 votes
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Baby’s first malware
I have been so lucky, so careful, and yet today I realised I have been compromised: my mac was compromised (i assume) by a shoddy version of Maccy (a clipboard manager!!!) which installed...
I have been so lucky, so careful, and yet today I realised I have been compromised: my mac was compromised (i assume) by a shoddy version of Maccy (a clipboard manager!!!) which installed something called PamStealer on my computer.
What twigged me to it was a very very strange pop up notification, telling me Finder had lost access to Files, with a prompted button to grant “Finder” full disk access. I’ve used Macs for more than thirty years (twenty years with any real zeal) and the notification gave me pause bc it simply did not make sense. I didn’t give the access and instead searched for the exact wording of the popup, and the first result was a Apple community post explaining which malware this was. Further searches gave me more info.
There went the rest of my day, attempting to purge the machine without a clean install (which, miasmatically, I may still do). I think I’m clean now, but fucking hell.
24 votes -
fxgl/steamac: Valve's official ARM64 SteamOS in a lightweight VM on Apple Silicon
16 votes -
Nintendo Switch 2 emulation makes swift progress, Mario Kart World, DK Bananza and more reportedly running on PC
17 votes -
Apple Music has a hidden iPod you can play with
14 votes -
Playport: Run Windows games on a stock, non-jailbroken iPhone
13 votes -
iPhone Duo sells out immediately, now backordered until next year
40 votes -
Being Heumann | Official trailer
8 votes -
Repo for syncing ipods devices on Linux
14 votes -
omdrop-owl: Apple airdrop reverse-engineered for non-Apple devices
27 votes -
Productivity tools on MacOS
Hi all, Recently came into possession of a Macbook Pro as a work laptop and since I've never used them in a professional capacity I'm at a loss on what tools are available for Mac. I was wondering...
Hi all,
Recently came into possession of a Macbook Pro as a work laptop and since I've never used them in a professional capacity I'm at a loss on what tools are available for Mac.
I was wondering if anyone has any must have tools for Mac that I shouldn't miss out on that makes the experience overall better. While the title says "productivity" I don't mean just things like Notion or Obsidian, I'm looking for stuff that contributes to a professional environment in more ways than one.
Think calendar, folder structure/navigation, automation/macros, configuration enablers, must have settings, all that jazz. I'm mainly looking for stuff that helps me work with the machine, but hey I wouldn't mind knowing what makes MacOS in general more agreeable to use for someone that wants more settings.In short: What are your must have thangs for MacOS?
Edit to add: it's a 2022 MacBook Pro with an M2 Apple Silicon. I have full rights to the system and can install any tool, barring any enterprise licence requirements. I think most of you picked up that install rights wasn't a worry on account of the open prompt.
22 votes -
Alright, ladies and gentlemen. Thinking caps needed. #Apple #movies #tv
I own a significant library of movies and tv shows. Somewhere near a 1000 combined tv/movies. Is there an app out there that allows me to “EASILY” create a Pluto TV style streaming app for my...
I own a significant library of movies and tv shows. Somewhere near a 1000 combined tv/movies.
Is there an app out there that allows me to “EASILY” create a Pluto TV style streaming app for my elderly family and/or kids tv shows and movies, that plays like “live tv”.
All the items are purchased off of Apple Store, iTunes, Apple Movies and TV Shows. For reference.
12 votes -
The iPhone the FBI couldn’t hack
15 votes -
Apple announces iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone
54 votes -
iCloud+ now includes Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and curated Apple Music Stations in over 100 countries
9 votes -
With Apple Watch that eavesdrops on conversations, what’s at stake is public perception
10 votes -
In search of the hypothetical iPhone Duo buyer
29 votes -
Saner macOS keybindings with skhd-zig
8 votes