Tag: macos

  • How I Saved My MacBook Pro From Bad RAM

    How I Saved My MacBook Pro From Bad RAM

    The story of how I used an EFI tool to disable faulty memory and save my laptop.

  • Capturing MacOS Settings Changes

    Capturing MacOS Settings Changes

    Let me get this right out. I upgraded to MacOS 15 beta and it totally borked my machine. I had to do a full, fresh reinstall. Totally my fault, and I should have prepared better. So now, I’m trying to remember to capture my personal settings so I can use a shell script to restore…

  • Macbook Battery Stats in Your ZSH Terminal Prompt

    Macbook Battery Stats in Your ZSH Terminal Prompt

    Discover how to transform your ZSH terminal prompt into a dynamic battery monitor for your MacBook, offering real-time status updates with every command.

  • Supercharge Your Clipboard with a Shell Function for iTerm2

    Supercharge Your Clipboard with a Shell Function for iTerm2

    Discover a nifty shell function tailored for iTerm2 on macOS, bridging the gap between your terminal and clipboard, making it seamless to copy content directly to your clipboard, even from remote servers.

  • Stable Diffusion on M1 Macs!

    Stable Diffusion on M1 Macs!

    Learn how to optimize your M1 Mac’s GPU performance by running Stable Diffusion. Find out more about this exciting update in the tech industry.

  • phpMyAdmin and MariaDB with Docker

    phpMyAdmin and MariaDB with Docker

    Learn how to set up MariaDB and phpMyAdmin using Docker on a MacBook Pro. Start containers, configure settings, and connect to databases easily. Useful commands included for managing containers and performing tasks like importing SQL files. Helpful references provided for your Docker journey.

  • Quick Tip: Looping a command in bash

    Quick Tip: Looping a command in bash

    Discover how to monitor disk space usage efficiently while running slow programs to prevent sudden command failures. Use `watch -n10 bash -c “df -h | ack disk1s5″` for real-time updates, where `disk1s5` represents the desired partition. Run `df` to find the correct device file.

  • Dynamic Tea House

    Dynamic Tea House

    Not too long ago, a coworker shared that they had created a WordPress Dynamic Wallpaper for macOS. I thought this was just cool, so I eventually made one of my own with my favorite dynamic set of images: the Tea House theme from Gmail. Now, these classic Gmail themes are all but lost to history,…