When I’m programming, I often run into problems I can’t solve. I’ve gotten pretty good at reading the documentation (at Bart’s insistence), and I read lots of forum discussions on sites like Stack Overflow where people help each other with their code, but it’s pretty common that I still can’t figure out how to fix […]
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Security Bits — 28 November 2021
Feedback & Followups Listener and community feedback, developments in recently covered stories, and developments in long-running stories we’re tracking over time. Pegasus/NSO Group: Apple Lawsuit Goes After Spyware Firm NSO Group — tidbits.com/… Apple Digital IDs: Apple delays iOS 15’s driver’s license support until ‘early 2022’ — www.imore.com/… Reporting from CNBC reveals details of Apple’s […]
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Too Many Devices on an eero Mesh Network?
How Lindsay Knows We’ve Arrived We often visit our daughter, Lindsay, and her family. Because we go there really often, I like to make sure our electronic life is as smooth as it is at home. Lindsay is an accomplished geek in her own right, so she enjoys the improvements as much as we do. […]
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Nite Ize NightDog – A Safer Leash for Dusk and Nighttime Dog Walks
Nite Ize NightDog LED LeashModel: Tesla the Wonderdog I walk my dog Tesla every single day. Yes, my dog and my car have the same name, but she came first. During Daylight Saving Time, I usually head out some time between 4 and 5pm. In California, that means broad daylight and warm, dry weather most […]
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Why I Still Look Forward to Self-Driving Cars
Last week I told you about how disappointed Steve and I have been with the Full Self-Driving beta we’ve been testing from Tesla. I wanted to give you a different perspective on the situation. I went to visit some friends, and on the way back, I decided to let the car drive me home. The […]
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Tesla Tech – First-hand Experience with Full Self-Driving Beta
2019 When I Got My Model 3 In 2019 I bought a Tesla Model 3, and when I bought it I needed to make a decision on whether to buy it with Full Self-Driving capability. The technology wasn’t available yet, but by buying the capability in advance, I was promised I was getting a far […]
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Why I Don’t Use Spaces on macOS
I know a lot of people (like Bart) love spaces on macOS and couldn’t live without them, but for some reason, I cannot figure out how to make them work for me. Don’t get me wrong, I like the idea of spaces but they seem to make my workflow much less efficient. What are Spaces? […]
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Pivot Tables in Numbers Tutorial on ScreenCastsOnline
A few weeks ago I told you the glorious news that Apple had implemented pivot tables in Numbers. I told you with breathless excitement how much I love pivot tables and how thrilled I was. I then told you how to actually use them with a real-life example. I tried to convey my excitement in […]
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Tiny Tip – Animated Memoji for Login by Marty Jencius
Our Tiny Tip comes to you courtesy of Marty Jencius in our Slack at podfeet.com/slack. It’s a useless tip, and adds no real value but it may surprise and delight you. He posted the idea, but I’ll do a more elaborate explanation, with full screenshots to follow along in the show notes. What Marty figured […]
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Time Shifter Clock and DST Leads to Fun with Virtual Machines
You’ve probably heard me talk about my amazing web app, Time Shifter Clock that allows you to figure out what time it will be in multiple cities at once in order to schedule times to talk to people around the globe. The Problem to be Solved Last week I had a chance to see how […]
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