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chaosbreather posted:Having all this Taylor Swift and Apple talk is making an already difficult to google programming language even less googleable. What if it's all, like, on purpose? Follow the money.
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Welp, it's that time of year again. Where I try to switch to Safari from Chrome for good. I imagine this is what quitting smoking must be like. THIS TIME IT'LL TAKE!
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Martytoof posted:Welp, it's that time of year again. Where I try to switch to Safari from Chrome for good. I made the switch last year. Turns out I don't need all those doodads in Chrome! Though I do miss the extension that replaces any mention of Jesus, Christ, or God with the words poo poo, pie, and bukkake.
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Jun 23, 2015 20:43
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tuyop posted:I made the switch last year. Turns out I don't need all those doodads in Chrome! I managed it a few years back. Having an iOS device makes it a lot more pleasant, especially with handoff and device tabs. Plus my sweet, sweet battery life. Did a clean install not so long ago and forgot to install any extensions past uBlock, seems YouTube5 isn't really needed now, even Facebook play nice.
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Jun 24, 2015 01:53
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Is there a go-to "sync" thing for Safari -> Chrome bookmarks? I have like 5 Macs so i'm like 99% covered by my Safari switch, but I also have one Windows laptop I use. If I install iCloud control panel, will it sync Bookmarks to Chrome on Windows?
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Jun 24, 2015 02:09
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Martytoof posted:Is there a go-to "sync" thing for Safari -> Chrome bookmarks? I have like 5 Macs so i'm like 99% covered by my Safari switch, but I also have one Windows laptop I use. If I install iCloud control panel, will it sync Bookmarks to Chrome on Windows?
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Jun 24, 2015 02:23
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What's the best remote desktop app for macs? Or is there a built-in one? Just got my first ever MacBook pro and would like to have the option to control it with my iPhone every now and then.
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Jun 24, 2015 13:15
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I've had a good experience with Screens. A writeup on the Sweet Setup, which also recommends it: http://thesweetsetup.com/apps/the-best-remote-access-solution-for-mac-and-ios/
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Jun 24, 2015 13:51
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Neron posted:What's the best remote desktop app for macs? Or is there a built-in one? Just got my first ever MacBook pro and would like to have the option to control it with my iPhone every now and then. If you are looking for something free, TeamViewer works great.
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Jun 24, 2015 15:00
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Screens looks nice, but €30 is a bit too much for my needs. TeamViewer seems to work fine so I'll go with that. Thanks for the suggestions.
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Jun 24, 2015 15:46
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thegreatcodfish posted:If you are looking for something free, TeamViewer works great. Screenhero can be tried. There is also join.me (used to work good).
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Jun 24, 2015 16:15
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tuyop posted:I made the switch last year. Turns out I don't need all those doodads in Chrome! Is there SALR for Safari (theres one from like 10 years ago but does that still work)
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Jun 24, 2015 16:33
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Neron posted:What's the best remote desktop app for macs? Or is there a built-in one? Just got my first ever MacBook pro and would like to have the option to control it with my iPhone every now and then. Just wanted to chime in with nomachine. It is easy to set up, free, cross platform edit: including ios/android, and if you were to use it over WAN or something it wouldn't be unusably slow. If all you want to do is like, start/stop movies or something from your phone it might be a little overkill (but then again so is teamviewer if all you want is a remote keyboard/mouse through your phone). But yeah, I highly recommend nomachine if your usage case includes "using remote desktop outside of my local network"
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LUBE UP YOUR BUTT posted:Is there SALR for Safari (theres one from like 10 years ago but does that still work) I haven't checked, but google makes me think no. I do most of my forumsing on the Awful app on an iPad.
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Jun 24, 2015 17:43
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has anyone had an issue with iMessage on their Mac? I h ave a 2013 Macbook Air with Yosemite, and it just won't sign into iMessage. It keeps saying "cannot connect, check network connection." I definitely have a solid internet connection. Thoughts?
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Jun 24, 2015 18:38
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Did you check the iMessage status on Apples website? iMessage has been down a bit over the last few days.
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i'm crashing every day at this point. here's the system log from around the crash. any potential causes?code:thanks for your help in advance. abelwingnut fucked around with this message at 00:04 on Jun 25, 2015 |
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Jun 25, 2015 00:00
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Abel Wingnut posted:i'm crashing every day at this point. here's the system log from around the crash. any potential causes? Can you post the newest 'Kernel_<date>_<computername>.panic' file found in Console.app or in /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports instead?
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Jun 25, 2015 07:04
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Regarding remote desktop apps: What's the easiest way for me to download stuff to a Mac at work, while at home? Any one of those mentioned above, or are they mainly for more advanced stuff? If I can log on to my work Mac with a an ipad/iphone it's a plus, but not a must.
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Jun 25, 2015 10:49
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Xabi posted:Regarding remote desktop apps: What's the easiest way for me to download stuff to a Mac at work, while at home? Any one of those mentioned above, or are they mainly for more advanced stuff? If I can log on to my work Mac with a an ipad/iphone it's a plus, but not a must. There are a few options for just downloading stuff. uTorrent and Deluge both have online clients that sort of work all the time. There are also download managers that have web UIs for managing your downloads remotely. I'd rather use those than a remote desktop program, personally.
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Jun 25, 2015 15:09
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Xabi posted:Regarding remote desktop apps: What's the easiest way for me to download stuff to a Mac at work, while at home? Any one of those mentioned above, or are they mainly for more advanced stuff? If I can log on to my work Mac with a an ipad/iphone it's a plus, but not a must.
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Jun 25, 2015 19:33
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Xabi posted:Regarding remote desktop apps: What's the easiest way for me to download stuff to a Mac at work, while at home? Any one of those mentioned above, or are they mainly for more advanced stuff? If I can log on to my work Mac with a an ipad/iphone it's a plus, but not a must. I think TeamViewer has file sharing
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Jun 25, 2015 19:39
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Team viewer has a low limit on file sizes, I think 25M is the limit. Best off setting up Dropbox on both and just using it as a drop box.
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Jun 25, 2015 20:02
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tuyop posted:There are a few options for just downloading stuff. uTorrent and Deluge both have online clients that sort of work all the time. There are also download managers that have web UIs for managing your downloads remotely. Edit: or maybe not, as access to the utorrent client won't let me browse new torrents...? Hm.
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Jun 25, 2015 22:22
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Xabi posted:Thanks! Remote utorrent seems perfect if it works. I only want to (ab)use the sick connection at work for downloading and uploading torrents. Well you have to copy the magnet link to your totally legit P2P file sharing torrents into the Web UI. You get the magnet links from whatever torrent indexing site you're using for this potentially legal purpose.
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Jun 25, 2015 22:41
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My setup for my mac server thing is having my transmission and nzb watch directories on dropbox. Then I just have to put the files in the right directory and they just start downloading. A bit more complicated, but I also have an nginx web server that proxies that stuff and the port forwarded so I can reach it. It also forwards the ssh port, so with the dynamic dns always pointing back to that machine I can use scp/sftp as well. Another option if you are using another mac at work and use your same iCloud account you can turn on Back to My Mac and it will tunnel file sharing and screen sharing services for you.
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chimz posted:Can you post the newest 'Kernel_<date>_<computername>.panic' file found in Console.app or in /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports instead? i'm not seeing an .panics. nor am i seeing any files starting with 'kernel_'. a ton of 'powerstats_', though.
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Xabi posted:Thanks! Remote utorrent seems perfect if it works. I only want to (ab)use the sick connection at work for downloading and uploading torrents. I hope you have small overworked IT team. Torrent traffic lights up our monitoring agents like a christmas tree.
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Jun 26, 2015 01:12
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Neat, EasySIMBL injection isn't working from 10.11. Looks like that's off the table. And I was so looking forward to testing out some Safari injected extension.
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Jun 26, 2015 05:24
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flosofl posted:I hope you have small overworked IT team. Torrent traffic lights up our monitoring agents like a christmas tree. I would've thought this would go without saying but I'd have to strongly advise against doing this sort of thing at your workplace.
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Yeah my work PC sees 500/500, I wouldn't torrent on it, our NOC aren't retarded. I IRC on it tho
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Jun 26, 2015 14:14
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If you use Fluid to wrap Inbox, does it function as an open Chrome tab? Does it have the same impact on battery life as using Chrome regularly?
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I scanned the last few pages and I didn't see this asked or answered, forgive me if this is a repeat and please advise if this is the wrong place to ask this question. Anyhow, the question is: I'm trying to do a mobileconfig file for iOS and macs. We would like to sign it using something that the iOS and Mac devices will see as a verified key rather than self-sign since we are working on helping our users understand SSL and the whole chain of trust and such. We could go and purchase a certificate but we've got the mac developer program so we can generate a certificate there. What I can't seem to find is exactly which sort of mac developer certificate I'd need to use -- is there any guidance on this somewhere on the interwebs? Or has anyone successfully done this. And also, if mac developer certificates won't work, will a godaddy code signing certificate work or do we need something beefier?
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kode54 posted:Neat, EasySIMBL injection isn't working from 10.11. Looks like that's off the table. And I was so looking forward to testing out some Safari injected extension. Code injection tends to break every major update for security or other reasons since I dunno, 10.6 or 10.7? They find workarounds when that happens.
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That's related to this, right? http://blog.binaryage.com/on-el-capitan/ edit: Oh. I just read the Twitter conversation. Interesting.
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I recently got a Magic Trackpad for the imac. However, for some reason I can't swipe back and forth in Safari, like I can on my Macbook - and like I apparently should've been able to here as well. However, I've got a Wacom tablet as well and I suspect some settings from the tablet is messing things up. Do any of you have a clue?
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Jun 26, 2015 23:30
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Default settings, so accordring to those I should be able to swipe. Somehow, I believe the Wacom settings are overriding the default settings but I can't seem to solve it.
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crazysim posted:That's related to this, right? Xabi posted:I recently got a Magic Trackpad for the imac. However, for some reason I can't swipe back and forth in Safari, like I can on my Macbook - and like I apparently should've been able to here as well. However, I've got a Wacom tablet as well and I suspect some settings from the tablet is messing things up. Do any of you have a clue? Other than the Wacom stuff, if you happen to have other trackpad things (like BTT) make sure that's updated and/or try quitting it.
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Yeah, I've restarted and deleted the Wacom tablet software. Didn't help unfortunately. Strangely, I can swipe back and forth in Chrome, but not in Safari. e. nevermind, problem solved: An extension from ways back was the guilty party. Xabi fucked around with this message at 11:55 on Jun 27, 2015 |
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