Yeah, we’re back.
Topics:
- What happened to the podcast?
- Recovering (or not) a deleted sparse image and the data inside.
- Restricting (or not) certain applications from using the Internet, while allowing others
- Fixing a MacBook Pro that won’t go to sleep
- Installing odd programs without using the administrator’s account
- Synchronizing mail (or not) between a desktop and portable computer
- SDoaS: Why, oh why, do you want to make a determinable password?
Discuss the podcast below.
Further to what you were saying on your podcast, I came across a list of "badly behaved" apps that need read/write access to directories outside the user's home area. Here it is:
poorly made apps
I thought at first that it might be quite old - because some of the other material on the site looked to be quite old - and that maybe some of these applications had been fixed. Then I saw that the page is dated as revised on 2006-05-25.
I found it quite by chance, only today, because I was reading about Radmind and that page had a link entitled "crappy apps" to an article that the list is a subsection of.
I just had to have a look with a name like that.
Considering these ISVs shouldn't be doing this, it's a rather big list, isn't it?