The TCL 34R83Q is a 34-inch curved ultrawide monitor designed for gaming, productivity, and content creation. Boasting a 3440x1440 resolution, a 170Hz refresh rate, and HDR support, it promises an immersive experience - but is it all smooth sailing? Well… not exactly.

Hey, I had today a very difficult task (ironic): to modify quota on a destination time machine.
So, as usual, without too much blabbing, below is an example of how I have modified quota for TM destination.

fmbp16:~ zub$ tmutil destinationinfo
====================================================
Name          : mbp16TM
Kind          : Network
URL           : smb://zub@MINIVM._smb._tcp.local./mbp16TM
ID            : 1
> ==================================================
Name          : TM
Kind          : Network

So you are here wondering how to see hidden files in macOS? Actually, in finder but you know.

Well, first of all, you need to know what hidden files are. They are somewhat important and normally you cannot see them in finder for various reasons. One of them is: they are UGLY! Kidding :) No, they are.

Forced by the situation (details below), I had to upgrade my phone and my choice this time was iPhone 15 Pro.
As a short recent history, I have used so far: iphone 3g, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5s, iPhone Xs.
But in my family, and also with my job, I had the chance to test and use also: iPhone 6s, iPhone SE, iPhone 12 mini.

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So, you are on your mac, you right click on a file and search for "compress with password".
Tough luck, there is no such thing out of the box.

But fear no more! There is a simple way to do this, via terminal! Come on, do not be scared. It is not that difficult.
All you have to do is open terminal and:

I was installing something today and I got an error. Looking closer I found there is a warning in the output:
Warning: The Xcode Command Line Tools package appears to be installed, but its receipt appears to be missing.

In this article, we will focus on that and fix it, of course!

Apple Watch Series 7 of 9: After 19 months and worth upgrading to 9?

Apple Watch Series 9 has just been released and I do not have it! However, I have it's specs and was not that difficult to compare it with Series 7, the one that I currently own and use for more than 19 months. And I have a lot to say about it. And the most important: I have to say something about upgrading from 7 to 9.

CarPlay and USB-C are best friends! You just have to know which cable to use. So, do not be scared, watch this and learn something. I am using an iPhone 15 Pro with seven cables:
1. An ordinary USB-A to USB-C (Type C) cable - no data support
2. IKEA LILLHULT USB-A to USB-C (Type C) cable
3. Baseus CATYS-02 USB-A to USB-C (Type C), 1m, 66W
4. Belkin Boost Charge Flex USB-A to USB-C (Type C), 1m
5. Tellur Led Glowing Connection USB-A to USB-C (Type C), 1,2m
6. and 7. Two high speed USB-A to USB-C (Type C) cables from NVMe enclosures.

Hello world,

I have encountered today at work a situation where I had to know which established connections are using TCP keepalive and which are not.
If you do not know what TCP keepalive is, check out this link. It explains EVERYTHING! :)

In this episode I am presenting the dash camera Viofo A139 Quad HD which means 2K.
Using it few month already I can say it is quite good, with quality recordings (back and front) and reliable.
Mixed with a wireless remote and hardwire kit, you can do more like:
- lock a video without the need to reach the camera
- have the camera stop/start with the engine
- parking mode