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Google's AI Overviews hit by EU antitrust complaint from independent publishers: Reuters
Google · Brussels

Google's AI Overviews hit by EU antitrust complaint from independent publishers: Reuters

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macOS 26 Beta 3 Features a New 'Tahoe Day' Aerial Screen Saver
iPad · Cupertino

macOS 26 Beta 3 Features a New 'Tahoe Day' Aerial Screen Saver

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Alongside today’s bug fixes and under-the-hood improvements, macOS 26 beta 3 introduces a new “Tahoe Day” aerial screen saver and wallpaper.See the Story
Modern Stories of Lovis Corinth: In Memoriam
Berlin, Germany · Berlin

Modern Stories of Lovis Corinth: In Memoriam

A century ago today, on 17 July 1925, the great German artist Lovis Corinth died. To complete this series commemorating his career and art, I show a selection of the best of his narrative paintings. Some modern art historians claim that narrative painting died during the nineteenth century, but that certainly didn’t apply to Corinth. Lovis Corinth (1858–1925), Susanna Bathing (Susanna and the Elders) (1890), oil on canvas, 159 x 111.8 cm, Privat…See the Story

Interiors by Design: Poverty

The overwhelming majority of paintings of interiors show rooms we might aspire to. In this last of the series, I show some we’d all hope to avoid, those of the poor and destitute. Although never really popular as motifs, there have always been a few artists prepared to tackle the ills and inequalities in society, and this became increasingly frequent in the 1880s. David Teniers the Younger (1610–1690), The Dice Shooters (1630-50), oil on panel, …Paintings · AmsterdamRead Article

Encryption and checking hashes slows faster SSDs

It’s commonly claimed that software encryption, as used in APFS Encrypted format, incurs negligible overhead. The last time I looked at that was with Thunderbolt 3 SSDs connected to a Mac Studio M1 Max, when I found that varied according to the SSD. One of the three I tested then did show significant reductions in encrypted write speed, from 2.2 to 1.8 GB/s, but the fastest showed no change from its unencrypted write speed of 2.8 GB/s. This arti…Read Article

Changing Paintings: Rubens’ Metamorphoses 2

This second article concludes my virtual exhibition of a selection of Peter Paul Rubens’ paintings of myths from Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640), The Calydonian Boar Hunt (c 1611-12), oil on panel, 59.2 × 89.7 cm, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA. Wikimedia Commons. Rubens and his workshop painted several different accounts of Ovid’s great story of the Calydonian Boar Hunt. This is the first, from about 1611-12, with Mel…Paintings · New YorkRead Article

Changing Paintings: Rubens’ Metamorphoses 1

Several Masters have specialised in painting myths told in Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Although Nicolas Poussin painted many, perhaps the most prolific is Peter Paul Rubens, whose work has featured in nearly half the articles in this series. Here, possibly for the first time, I bring together a virtual exhibition of some of his best narrative paintings drawn from Ovid. Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640), Deucalion and Pyrrha (1636), oil on panel, 26.5 × 41…Saint Petersburg, Russia · Saint PetersburgRead Article

Modern Stories of Lovis Corinth: A life in self-portraits

From the start of his career, Lovis Corinth was a great admirer of the paintings of Rembrandt, and like him he painted a series of self-portraits reflecting changes in his life. This penultimate article in the series to commemorate his death a century ago looks at a selection of those. These should cast light on whether his style changed dramatically over the course of his career, and what effects his stroke at the end of 1911 may have had on th…World War I · MunichRead Article

Updates for file integrity (Dintch/Fintch), compression (Cormorant) and LogUI build 70

This is the last batch of ‘simple’ updates to my free apps to bring them up to the expectations of macOS 26 Tahoe. With them comes a minor update to my log browser LogUI, which is recommended for all using Tahoe, as it fixes an annoying if fundamentally cosmetic bug. Preparing these updates for release was a little troublesome, as I attempted this using developer beta 3 of Tahoe and Xcode 26 beta 3. Little did I realise when I got all four rebui…Apps · CaliforniaRead Article

Last Week on My Mac: Ghosts in the machine

I can confirm that there are ghosts in Macs. I know because I have seen them, spectres of rock bands from well over 50 years ago, speaking to us from the past, a dozen years before the first Mac, and four years before Apple was even founded. The band in question is named Creedence Clearwater Revival, who split up in 1972. Their appearance on Macs has been sporadic, in the form of a mystery volume that seems to mount from nowhere, whose name star…Cupertino · CupertinoRead Article

The poisonous permanence of vermilion

As a primary colour, red is essential to most palettes, but it has also proved technically challenging to find pigments that are both intense and lasting. This weekend I look at the history of two contenders, in vermilion and crimson, names also steeped in history. There’s one red that looks as brilliant today as when it was first brushed out five hundred or even two thousand years ago. It’s a pigment known to, and used by, the Romans, and in an…Spain · SpainRead Article

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