How to Install Apache with Virtual hosts on MacOS.
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Capture new Hook Note in Obsidian
Using Obsidian and Hook together so as to capture a Hook Note in Obsidian.
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This is a MacOS compatible version using Python to copy a directory structure.
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This is a solution for using an APA-Style preview in BibDesk.
Continue reading...Fix Massive CPU Usage of Teams on MacOS
As described here, I’ve found a little fix on how to stop teams going crazy on my CPU (MacBook Pro, late 2016): First, disable GPU acceleration within teams. To do so, go to the Settings of Teams, and check this box: Next, I created a little shell script that...
Continue reading...Dealing with a Hot MacBook Pro
I have already repeatedly written about dealing with overheating MacBooks. My not-anymore-so-current MacBook Pro (15”, late 2016) started to also throttle, and so I decided to do what’s necessary. Yet, instead of just replacing the thermal paste, I decided to try something new: Coollaboraty Liquid Metal Pads. The application...
Continue reading...How to run Windows applications on MacOS
I’ve regularly some little Windows applications that I need to run on MacOS. Normally, I’d use a virtual machine, but there are some utilities where I’d really like to have them more immediately. Here is how I do it.
Continue reading...How to quickly change Background from dark to bright in Mail
The new dark mode introduced with Mojave has some issues with Mails where the author has used text highlighting (like, putting a yellow background behind a black text): This is going to be white on yellow in dark mode, and hence hardly readable. Worse even, there appears to be...
Continue reading..._TagsMail.mdimporter prevents Spotlight in Mojave to finish
Over the last couple of days, I’ve had issues with Spotlight after I moved on to Mojave. The indexing never appeared to go past a certain point.
Continue reading...How to disable and enable the Crash Reporter on MacOS
The Crash Reporter can consume quite some system resources if one process is out of bounds. Here is how you can disable it.
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