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TRIM support for the rest of us!
According to Ars Technica, Apple’s release of OS X 10.10.4 not only brought us much needed stability updates via the removal of the system process ‘Discoveryd’, it finally gave us a simple command line to enable TRIM support for systems using 3rd party SSDs. Previously OS X only allowed TRIM support on OEM drives, so […]
This would have also prevented Home Alone 1, 2, and 3
This morning I woke up to Twitter buzzing about an #activeshooter at the Navy Yard. I live in Southeast Washington DC, pretty close to that installation, though far enough away to feel absolutely safe. However, one of my family members commutes to work using the Navy Yard Metro, and the timing of this alert matched […]
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I’ve been using Apple’s line of AirPort networking products since 2008 and have purchased and installed more than 20 AirPort devices in that time. Apple doesn’t have a reputation for being a leader in networking devices, most likely because they’re busy leading in 3-4 other product categories, but I’m a strong supporter of these products, […]
This RAID party doesn't require legendary armor
If you hear the term “RAID” and immediately think of World of Warcraft, then leave now and go back to your guild. Or read this wiki article for a quick education on the various RAID levels and their uses in data storage. In short, a RAID is a set of physical volumes configured via hardware […]