I already had that setting disable and High Sierra Installer was downloaded automatically anyway. The only option enable for me is "system data file and security updates". BTW, if someone doesn't want to use terminal.…
I tried to follow HackerNews default RSS, but there are too many stories. I suggest to use hnrss.org: https://edavis.github.io/hnrss/ It gives you filters like how many points or comment a post must have before appears…
Location: Florianópolis, Brazil Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes! Europe, US, Canada. (I was raised in Brazil, but I also have Italian citizenship) Technologies: Java, RESTful api, maven, some DevOps, bash, and…
Just execute "sudo spctl --master-disable" on Terminal. And the option "Anywhere" is be available again.
SMS was expensive in Brazil before Whatsapp. Furthermore, it took more than half an hour to a SMS arrive in most of the time, sometime more than a day. A lot of people don't pay cellular data plan and use whatsapp on…
I already had that setting disable and High Sierra Installer was downloaded automatically anyway. The only option enable for me is "system data file and security updates". BTW, if someone doesn't want to use terminal.…
I tried to follow HackerNews default RSS, but there are too many stories. I suggest to use hnrss.org: https://edavis.github.io/hnrss/ It gives you filters like how many points or comment a post must have before appears…
Location: Florianópolis, Brazil Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes! Europe, US, Canada. (I was raised in Brazil, but I also have Italian citizenship) Technologies: Java, RESTful api, maven, some DevOps, bash, and…
Just execute "sudo spctl --master-disable" on Terminal. And the option "Anywhere" is be available again.
SMS was expensive in Brazil before Whatsapp. Furthermore, it took more than half an hour to a SMS arrive in most of the time, sometime more than a day. A lot of people don't pay cellular data plan and use whatsapp on…