Jason Sudeikis, creator and star of Apple TV+ hit ‘Ted Lasso’ was the guest star on Saturday Night Live, after eight years away.
Who Is The "Perfect" User? – Mac Geek Gab 897
Technology works in different ways for each of us, and it’s often interesting to hear from folks who have different needs about why a certain bit of tech is “perfect” for them (or they “perfect” for it!). In this episode, John and Dave share thoughts from many of you about why tech does (or doesn’t!) fit your needs…and they learn (at least!) five new things along the way. Press play and lets learn together!
The DS Manager Pro For Synology Disk Station
COOL STUFF FOUND: Be sure to check out DS Manager Pro for your Synology DiskStation. Learn more from Mac Geek Gab 895 and find DS Manager Pro on the App Store.
iOS15: The New iCloud Recovery Service
Learn about iCloud’s New Recovery Service from Mac Geek Gab 895, then visit this Apple Support Page for more information.
Should You Install macOS Monterey On An Unsupported Mac?
Is it a good idea to install macOS Monterey on an unsupported Mac? Find out in this video tip from Mac Geek Gab 894
The M1 Pro Vs. M1 Max Chip
Apple recently unleashed TWO new chips with their new MacBook Pros. Watch this mini-segment from Mac Geek Gab 896 to learn more about the M1 Pro and M1 Max Chip.
What You Need To Know About macOS Monterey
Apple’s macOS Monterey comes out on Monday, October 25th. Watch this mini-segment from Mac Geek Gab 896 to learn more about what to expect!
Security Friday: News and Apple Watch Tips – TMO Daily Observations 2021-10-22
Andrew Orr joins host Kelly Guimont to discuss Security Friday news and updates on ransomware and hacking, and share how your Watch can make you safer.
ISPs Demand More Money Because of 'Squid Game' Streaming
ISPs are demanding more money for use of their networks because Netflix show Squid Game is too popular.
Coinstar Adds Bitcoin ATMs to Walmart Retail Stores
Following a collaboration with Coinstar, Walmart customers can now make use of 200 Bitcoin ATMs in the retail giant’s pilot program.
The process of buying Bitcoin through these machines is straightforward but relatively costly. Shoppers will insert banknotes into the ATM, which will then issue a voucher carrying a redemption code. The voucher can only be redeemed after the completion of the Know-Your-Customer process. According to the Coinstar FAQ page, “Each purchase carries a transaction fee of 4% and a cash exchange fee of 7%.”
Translation: If you really want to buy Bitcoin with cash, this method may be a good option for you. Otherwise you can buy cryptocurrencies through exchanges. Privacy downside: Many of these exchanges are required to use a Know Your Customer (KYC) process. Upload your photo, driver’s license, and fill out other personal information.