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41 votes
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Using work OSX machine while travelling
I will shortly be travelling for work. I do not have the capacity to bring anything other than my work machine. In addition to working every day I would like to: legally stream movies in the...
I will shortly be travelling for work. I do not have the capacity to bring anything other than my work machine. In addition to working every day I would like to: legally stream movies in the evening, work on writing, email friends etc. At home of course I use a separate laptop for this but in this case I won't have that option. Any thoughts on how best to achieve a separation of concerns while travelling? How do people on Tildes manage this case?
p.s I know in a best case scenario it's not ideal, hence my behaviour at home, I just need a working method for this particular case.
12 votes -
4-year campaign backdoored iPhones using possibly the most advanced exploit ever
43 votes -
My favorite MacOS Sonoma feature makes connecting to another Mac a breeze
6 votes -
Can Windows make the jump to ARM like Apple did?
I'm seeing a lot of news in my feed about Qualcomm chips approaching laptop performance, such as...
I'm seeing a lot of news in my feed about Qualcomm chips approaching laptop performance, such as
https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/24/qualcomm_x_elite/
Will this turn out any better than the last few times Microsoft tried to break away from Intel? Would you want such a laptop? Will it wake Intel out of its complacency?
33 votes -
Text editing on mobile isn’t ok. It’s actually much worse than you think, an invisible problem no one appreciates.
120 votes -
Critical 0day in WebP: Google assigns a CVE for libwebp and gives it a 10.0 base score.
28 votes -
MiMessage - semantic search in iMessage, continue conversations in AI, and view your stats
4 votes -
Tales of the M1 GPU
11 votes -
App of the fortnight: ksnip
2 votes -
Reverse engineering Apple Dictionary
7 votes -
How the world's first USB-C iPhone was born
10 votes -
Linux (In)security
10 votes -
How police are “breaking phone encryption”
21 votes -
Hacking Apple for 3 months - 55 vulnerabilities discovered, with $288,500 in bug bounties awarded
10 votes -
Welcome to Apple: A one-party state
7 votes -
Multiple vulnerabilities affecting the default Mail application on iOS since at least January 2018, with evidence of being exploited in targeted attacks
10 votes -
MacOS Catalina 10.15.4 has mysterious SSH issues, possibly linked to using a port greater than 8192
10 votes -
Reflecting on 25 years in tech: Aperture, Senior QA (2004-2005)
4 votes -
The Few Remaining Uses of the Word “Macintosh”
7 votes -
Troubleshooting and fixing a dead Apple IIc
4 votes -
Pair Locking your iPhone to prevent law enforcement forensic imaging with Configurator 2
10 votes -
A very deep dive into iOS Exploit chains found in the wild
4 votes -
The Fully Remote Attack Surface of the iPhone
8 votes -
macOS Night Shift feature causes infinite loop on device when taken to the arctic circle during summer
@austinj: TIL that if you go North of the Arctic Circle in the summer and bring a MacBook with Night Shift set to be triggered by sunrise/sunset, the process will go into an infinite loop because the sun never sets...
30 votes -
How does Apple (privately) find your offline devices?
13 votes -
Apple arms web browser privacy torpedo, points it directly at Google's advertising model
4 votes -
Intelligent Tracking Protection 2.1 in WebKit
4 votes -
Deciphering the Messages of Apple’s T2 Coprocessor
5 votes -
Kernel RCE caused by buffer overflow in Apple's ICMP packet-handling code (CVE-2018-4407) [macOS & iOS]
4 votes -
Overview of the Apple T2 Security Chip — Apple [PDF]
8 votes -
These 299 macOS apps are so buggy, Apple had to fix them in AppKit
11 votes -
Creating macOS Dynamic Desktops in Mojave using Spherical Trigonometry and Solar Positioning — NSHipster
10 votes -
Reverse-engineering "Adware Doctor", the #4 app in the Mac App Store that's been surreptitiously stealing users' browser history
17 votes