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NC #864 Still Bullish on Self-Driving Cars, DST Fun, NightDog Leash, eero Mesh Troubleshooting, Security Bits

November 28, 2021
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Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, November 28, 2021, and this is show number 864. mp3 download CCATP #706 – Bart Busschots on PBS 130 of X – Good Technical Documentation Play recording of Bart […]

Changing the date and time in Linux in a VM on a Synology

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 […]

(Trying to) Run Windows 10 on M1 Mac with a UTM Virtual Machine

I talked on the show a while back about how the one downside to an M1 Mac is that you can’t run Windows, or at least not without a lot of faffing about. I was actually surprised that in Knightwise’s recording about how much value he’s getting from his M1 MacBook Air, he never mentioned […]

NC #688 Parallels Update, Bellus3D FaceApp, Affinity Designer for iPad, Security Bits

We’re off to Macstock Expo next week so the show will be 2 days late next week. In this week’s show I’ll explain why even though I’m retired, it was a really stressful week (and why). I’ll tell you why Steven Goetz was only partially right when he said we need to make the Mojave […]

Parallels Desktop Didn’t Need an ISO After All!

Remember last week when I told the story of how I wanted to run Mojave in a virtual machine and I did everything I could to ignore Steven Goetz’s advice that I needed to turn the installer into an ISO? And then I had to begrudgingly admit that he was right? Well guess what? You […]

Virtual Machine to Run Mojave and How I’m an Idiot

Mojave VM inside High Sierra Several times over the years, I’ve played around with Virtual Machines, also known as VMs. A VM is really handy if you want to run two different operating systems on one computer. One OS becomes the host OS, the other(s) become the guest(s). If you sometimes need Windows but you […]