At WWDC a few weeks ago, Apple revealed macOS Catalina and made the beta available to developers. If you want to give it a try right now, you should proceed with caution. And when I say proceed with caution, I really mean DO NOT INSTALL THIS ON YOUR PRIMARY MACHINE!
Since I am committing to creating more sharable content on my otherwise barren website, I figured I would knock out two birds with one stone and share a fix I applied to my website: solve my Twitter Card validation errors. The issue came up when I was trying to post a link to my website…
With apologies to Chick-Fil-A, and Biscuit Love in Nashville, these Buttermilk Biscuits are better.
If you came across this post, there’s a good chance you’re staring at your Mac with the T2 chip in horror, because is giving you one of its recovery errors. These recovery errors occur when attempting Internet Recovery mode and tells you to go to apple.com/support with the error code -2101F or -3403F.
Lost yesterday in the flurry of software updates that included iOS 11.3, macOS 10.13.4, watchOS 4.3, and tvOS 11.3, followed by the disappointment of iCloud messages and Airplay 2 once again being pulled last minute from the public release, Apple pushed an update for their server package (5.6) that warns users of a big change…