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Wireless routers fighting for spectrum are slowing down your network (and here’s how to fix it)

The ultimate 1st world problem is finally solved

By Joe Corbett
Filed In Tech

Most networking hardware vendors will have you believe wireless routers simply need to be taken out of the box, plugged in, and assigned a silly name so that your neighbors know how funny you are. This is not true, especially for city dwellers who must contend with wireless interference from living in close proximity to […]

Execute ‘sudo trimforce enable’ to keep your SSD healthy

TRIM support for the rest of us!

By Joe Corbett
Filed In Tech

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 […]

The stuff Apple’s 2015 WWDC still isn’t giving me… I mean us.

One Apple ID to rule them all and other stuff too!

By Joe Corbett
Filed In Tech

Every year, we come together (usually while pretending to do work at our desks) to listen to Apple tell us about the future of iOS and OSX as part of the Apple’s Worldwide Development Conference. The presentation is ostensibly meant for the talented developers from all over the world who convene to learn about building […]

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