Unexpectedly

Unexpectedly is a Mac application that lets you browse and visualize the reports from crashes that happened on your Mac or, more probably, another one. Unexpectedly knows how to parse macOS crash reports. Unexpectedly processes the crash reports to display them as text with colored syntax and hyperlinks or as outlines. A broad range of options are available to let you customize how and what to display. Unexpectedly can symbolicate the backtraces of crash reports using either the dSYM archives you provide or the ones it has automatically found on your Mac.

TimeMachineEditor, a more flexible way to schedule Mac backups

From 9to5mac.com: TimeMachineEditor, a more flexible way to schedule Mac backups.

Four ways to extend displays to your Mac

From MacWorld.com: Four ways to extend displays to your Mac.

The enduring appeal of Macintosh Picasso artwork

From vintagemacmuseum.com: The enduring appeal of Macintosh Picasso artwork.

KeyboardCleanTool

KeyboardCleanTool is a super simple little tool for MacOSX which blocks all Keyboard and TouchBar input.

Duet

Duet turns an iOS or Android device into an external monitor for your Mac or PC.

This DIY macOS handheld is the portable Mac Apple wont build

From Liliputing.com:This DIY macOS handheld is the portable Mac Apple wont build.

Seamlessly use Windows programs on your Mac with CrossOver

From Engadget.com: Seamlessly use Windows programs on your Mac with CrossOver.

13 reasonable alternatives to Adobes expensive apps

From LifeHacker.com: 13 reasonable alternatives to Adobes expensive apps.

Linux, macOS, and Windows running simultaneously on a 1st generation Core i5 and 8GB RAM

From LukesEmire.com: Linux, macOS, and Windows running simultaneously on a 1st generation Core i5 and 8GB RAM.

Mp3tag powerful audio metadata editor is now available for macOS

From 9to5Mac.com: Mp3tag powerful audio metadata editor is now available for macOS.

iPad Pro turned into the best classic Mac there ever was

From BoingBoing.net: iPad Pro turned into the best classic Mac there ever was.

XScreenSaver

From en.wikipedia.org: XScreenSaver is a free and open source collection of 240plus screensavers for Unix, macOS, iOS and Android operating systems.

How to find every troubleshooting boot mode on an M1 Mac

From Macworld.com: How to find every troubleshooting boot mode on an M1 Mac.

How to automate every task on Windows or macOS

From Gizmodo.com: How to automate every task on Windows or macOS.

How to reveal hidden files in macOS and hide visible ones

From Macworld.com: How to reveal hidden files in macOS (and hide visible ones).

How to recover data from a Mac with T2 or FileVault encryption and without a password

From Macworld.com: How to recover data from a Mac with T2 or FileVault encryption and without a password.

How to read and write NTFS Drives on macOS BigSur

From TechsViewer.com: How to read and drite NTFS Drives on macOS BigSur.

TabFS turns your browser tabs into files on your computer

From BoingBoing.net: TabFS turns your browser tabs into files on your computer.

Speak up, Mac

From Wired.com in 1/96: Speak up, Mac by Marvin Minsky about a nice Mac dictation program called MicNotePad.