Tag: OS X
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Subscription Apps, Default Apps, and Cloud Services
1Password has received some negative press because of their push for more users to switch from purchasing the app outright to a subscription model and the use of their own syncing service. They have responded on Twitter in this fashion to see of the complaints: We have no plans to remove support for current local vaults.…
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What Happened to the Month with Linux
If you want the short version here it is: I lasted about five days before I gave in and decided that I’m just going to give up with trying to do anything like this and continue to use the best tool for the job for me, or (as my friend Aaron Spike has said), the…
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MacPass for OS X
We use KeePass for storing needed passwords at work and I’ve always wanted a good, native OS X application to use. Today, with just a random Google search, I found such an application: MacPass. So far it fits my modest needs perfectly and looks good doing it. I’d recommend you take a look if you…
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OneNote in the Mac App Store
I’m not sure if this is new, but Microsoft has pushed an update for OneNote into the Mac App Store. I’m not seeing any version history on the app so I am thinking this is the first of the “big” Microsoft Office applications to show up in the Mac App Store. The better question is…
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Limited Computing
Here’s a quote from John Siracusa from Episode 50 of Accidental Tech Podcast about his reason for the “iPad Pro” to be both bigger and more complex (some time in the future): It can’t be the thing most people use for computing and remain as limited as it is now. That quote is from about…