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August 13, 2018

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My favorite macOS Sequoia feature so far might be the old-timey Mac wallpaper

Enlarge / The classic Mac OS wallpaper in macOS 15 Sequoia mimics the monochrome user interfaces used in System 1 through 6. (credit: Apple) I'm still in the very early stages of poking at macOS 15 Sequoia ahead of our customary review later this fall, and there are quite a few things that aren't working in this first developer beta. Some of those, like the AI features, aren't working on purpose; I am sure some of the iCloud sync issues I'm having are broken by accident. I've already encountered a few functional upgrades I like, like iCloud support inside of virtual machines , automated window snapping (at long last), and a redesigned AirDrop interface in the Finder. But so far the change that I like the most is actually a new combo wallpaper and screen saver that's done in the style of Apple's Mac operating system circa the original monochrome Mac from 1984. It's probably the best retro Mac Easter egg since Clarus the Dogcow showed up in a prin...

All Raise female VCs team up with ~120 successful female entrepreneurs across the country to mentor next generation of female founders (Biz Carson/Forbes)

https://ift.tt/2IOqjnE Biz Carson / Forbes : All Raise female VCs team up with ~120 successful female entrepreneurs across the country to mentor next generation of female founders — When Julia Hartz cofounded ticketing giant Eventbrite, she wasn't prepared for how lonely or stressful it could be along the way.

Denver based startup Visible offers unlimited 5 mbps data and voice plans at $40/mo on Verizon's network via an invite-only app; says it is funded by Verizon (Tamara Chuang/Denver Post)

https://ift.tt/2IcNJHp Tamara Chuang / Denver Post : Denver based startup Visible offers unlimited 5 mbps data and voice plans at $40/mo on Verizon's network via an invite-only app; says it is funded by Verizon — Funded by Verizon, the startup is nearly half the cost of Verizon's similar plan — There's a new mobile service in town for Denverites.

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