If you are trying to connect a device that cannot display a Wi-Fi login screen to a Wi-Fi network that requires a login screen, you will need to spoof the MAC address of the device you are trying to connect on a device that can display a login screen.
A MAC address is a hardware ID that identifies a device on a network. Here’s how to spoof the MAC address on a Mac computer.
Spectrum support will only tell you to install their app. All the app does is open a page in your browser. You can download the profile directly from this page without installing the app.
I work for Cognizant, a technology consulting company. My division, Cognizant Softvision, provides digital engineering services to clients. What this means in practice is that I am embedded in a client’s engineering team. This works fine for me, but I have wondered how the business model works for Cognizant and for clients and whether it limits my earnings.
When a lot of things are running at once, hitting the open files limit on MacOS makes things start crashing. Running MacOS Server is supposed to help, but its configuration changes are inadequate if a lot of non-server activity is also going on. Every version of MacOS seems to have a different way of changing the open files limit. Here are some pages that try to follow the changes between versions.
it means they’ve given up on making you better.
I recommend reading this article by Shawn McCabe of Acro Media.
Composer treats all globally installed packages as a single project with shared libraries. It cannot install multiple versions of the same library to meet the requirements of different packages. However, the cgr command can globally install composer packages with conflicting requirements. You install it as a composer package.
Yesterday, a friend brought me a second-hand iMac G5 that he could not get the password for. He wanted to erase and reinstall the operating system. We had ordered a Leopard install disk, but the iMac kept ejecting it. I copied the install disk to a USB flash drive, but it did not appear in the list of startup disks. The instructions on the page Boot a PowerPC Apple from USB provided a workaround: