It's annoying how macOS Finder won't let you set a default window size for new folders, isn't it? And how sometimes it opens an existing folder, like your home folder, in a tiny little window which ...

(full stop). But after you close the Finder window it will no longer be visible. There is an even easier way to find your hidden ~/Library/ folder. Just is to do the following: Open Finder.

Customize each view using the View menu or Finder window toolbar for efficient file management. macOS can remember preferred views for each folder, making file organization consistently efficient.

The Rekall framework can find the right GUID, download the PDBs and extract the right offsets for us, given a memory dump. Rekall can work directly on top of LibVMI, and extract the offsets by reading ...

⌘ + E: ejects the selected disk or volume. - ⌘ + F: open Spotlight to search for content within the Finder window. - ⌘ + I: The information window of the selected file is displayed.