Did you know it’s possible to purchase spend-based CUDs programmatically, including (for now) the legacy Autopilot CUD and the new Compute flexible CUD? Let’s take it for a spin. Firstly, you’ll need the procurement API enabled and IAM permissions setup. Follow the steps in … Continue reading Programmable Spend-based CUD Purchase

I had some old MacBooks, one upgradable to Big Sur (no longer supported), one upgradable to Ventura (supported, but soon to be obsolete). My family needed some windows machines, and remarkably I was able to move from unsupported and old macOS to completely supported Windows 11. … Continue reading From an Unsupported macOS to Supported Windows

Every year I create a folder on my macOS desktop with the current year, like 2024 and move all the desktop items into it (so it contains a folder named 2023 and so on). The reason? To clear my desktop, as for some reason macOS defaults to it for saving various files. This … Continue reading Clearing macOS Desktop Clutter

Google Fi, despite being originally designed for Android supports iOS, and works really well there. I’ve been using it for years. The only drawback is the lack of 5G (update: it now has 5G!), but for international travel I don’t think there is anything better. The Fi eSIM option … Continue reading Transferring a Google Fi eSIM on iOS