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Correct. Is the problem that your SSD is full? You didn’t say that. Correct. How to Restore SSD to Peak Performance

OK Randy, I have obviously remembered wrong. It must have been someone else then :-) As I recall it was something about “resetting” an SSD after extensive use, where it had been filled up or

Doesn’t ring a bell. SSD’s should always be formatted as APFS. Assuming that your SSD was formatted as APFS, the only repair utility in existence that will work to repair while it is attached to a

I have this 2 TB Samsung EVO 870 SSD that is use to make a bootable clone of my internal hard drive before I do system updates - so I can go a step back if anything fails. And today I was going to

The only “runaway logfile” I have ever metwas once where I by some weird accident had enabled “log connection activity” in Mail - it filled my harddrive completely in a matter of days. So

I completely agree, but most of those logs are located elsewhere and should be maintained by a different macOS method. And these scripts actually write more logs than they would likely delete if they

Except that they kept a lot of trash from accumulating and taking up hard drive space. This isn’t a big deal in the short term, but it can become significant in the long term. If you have a runaway

I haven't updated this since Mojave, but these scripts never did anything important for most Mac users. They are just leftovers from macOS' Unix underpinnings. Periodic Maintenance Scripts Jeffrey

I was about to ask Jerald what he needed the periodic scripts for, but I think Randy answered that question. By removing the logs, it makes the scripts unneeded. The one time I had a run away log, a

Thank you for pointing this out. I have mixed feelings about this. Sequoia no longer runs daily, weekly and monthly "maintenance" scripts. I'm assuming that's because the logs that those scripts used

Obsidian, an advanced, extensible, and shareable note-keeping app, is now free! Obsidian (free) https://obsidian.md __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The

In reading the recent emails about periodic scripts (daily.out, etc.) and Mac maintenance, I looked for them on my MBA (Sequoia) and, lo and behold, Apple has removed them.

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Thanks, Dutch! Great article! I’m on iPhone 11, and have been thinking about a 15, as well as exploring what USB C could do. Can’t wait to hear others’ takes on this MacWorld article. Jaqi

https://www.macworld.com/article/2630712/iphone-usb-c-display-hard-drive-ethernet.html?utm_date=20250316005502&utm_campaign=Macworld%20Daily&utm_content=slotno1-title-9%20ways%20to%20use%20your%20iPho

Hello Steve I’m on Sequoia 15.3.2 and I have never used HomeKit nor have I any intentions of using it. The pop-up began to appear when I upgraded fra 15.3.1 to 15.3.2 And yes, everything is turned

That fixed the problem! Thank you!

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Hi, I have an M1 MBP running the latest Sequoia. My ISP is gmail. On many occasions, I have to wait a long time before mail received in gmail is seen in Apple Mail's inbox. I can look at the unread

Peter, you don't say what OS you are using but I will assume that it is fairly recent. You also don't say if you are or have ever used or experimented with the Home app or HomeKit. The changes made to