Homebrew-Install And Update Mac Programs From The Command Line
What Is Homebrew? Homebrew for OS X is a command line program manager, similar in functionality to “apt-get” found in some Linux distributions. By
What Is Homebrew? Homebrew for OS X is a command line program manager, similar in functionality to “apt-get” found in some Linux distributions. By
The Case of the Missing EFI: Yesterday, I installed a new hard drive on a mid-2012 MacBook Pro (here is a very good video
Since LarryTalksTech.com came to life over three years ago, we have published over two dozen articles on how to secure your Mac OS X
Introduction I installed Yosemite (10.10), on my 2008 iMac. I loved the look of this new operating system, and its features; however, after the
Once upon a time, I believed that computers behind the router/firewall on a home network were pretty safe from hacking. Yes, I knew that
So you have apps on your Mac “taking up space”. You just aren’t using them, or if you are like me, you can’t remember
Blogger Jacob Salmela came up with a really simple way to help you detect an installation of malware in OS X by using some
As OS X gains in popularity with Users, OS X is also gaining popularity with evil-doers. The days of operating your Mac without considering and
In the beginning… Having once had my computer hacked, I have become very paranoid about the security of my machines and the network on which
In Part 1 of this series, I discussed ways to keep your Mac safe: Tightening up Java and Flash Player access; some suggestions on