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The HTTPS issue is likely because of antivirus software running (particularly Norton or Avast). They have caused this issue for others. You may need to remove it completely, but first you can try disabling firewall blocking of applications and connection blocking (or just temporarily disabling its shields if it's Avast!). After a restart you should be able to connect to Facebook etc. as normal; some have even found that they can re-enable their antivirus afterwards to no ill effect.If you don't have antivirus installed then it's probably a root certificate issue. You can check (and fix) that by:Open Keychain (by pressing CMD+Space and then typing “Keychain”).Then type veri into the Keychain app's searchbar.For each of the VeriSign certificates, do the following: Check that the certificate is still valid (far right column) and delete it if it isn't.Double-click it, which brings up it's own window and expand the Trust menu.Make sure When using this certificate: is set to Use System Defaults, not Always

Independant from the above, you could put the drive back in the enclosure and use the diskutil repairDisk command from a Terminal window to repair the EFI System Partition and the integrity of CoreStorage partitions (which yours should be due to FileVault). It will also ensure the provisioning of space for bootloaders. You can do this as follows; note that you'll be warned that a partition may be wiped - this is only the EFI partition being referred to, not the partition with OS X 10.11 installed:In the terminal window type:diskutil listLook in the rightmost column of the output under IDENTIFER and note your drive - for the next command I will assume disk1 but you'll obviously need to substitute that for whatever it is identified as. The password it will prompt you for is you login password you use for your thumb-drive installation of Yosemite.sudo diskutil repairDisk disk1

Hi Anish,No, there's definitely no way you can add custom columns in Finder, sorry - using xattr to set the Tag or Comment metadata is your best (albeit not ideal) option.

Hi Sassimac 🙂Re. the UUIDs, you are correct. The command to make the Recovery partition visible again would be:diskutil coreStorage revert 65F4CCBB-C457-41F3-862A-294DDetc.It shouldn't take longer than a few seconds to run.For the certificates: there are two stages to this because it's a process of deduction. Firstly:Open Keychain (by pressing CMD+Space and then typing “Keychain”).Then type veri into the Keychain app's searchbar.For each of the VeriSign certificates, do the following: Check that the certificate is still valid (far right column) and delete it if it isn't.Double-click it, which brings up it's own window and expand the Trust menu.Make sure When using this certificate: is set to Use System Defaults, not Always Trust.The remaining 10 should be left at no value specified.If the above doesn't work, use the following steps to reset the cache of accepted certificates.Open the Finder.Choose Go to Folder from the Go menu.Type /var/db/crls/ in the Go window.Click Go.Delete crlcache.db and ocspc

I am seeing it too in OpenGL ES Analyzer for my app.However: look at 'Total Occurances' column: it is '2' for me.The fact that it only happened twice leads me to conclude it is caused by the OS, not by the app.My app resolves each frame, yet only two occurrances?It is probably the splash screen / launch screen that iOS throws up when starting your app.If it happens every frame for you, you may want to revisit your code. Bram

I think there's more going on here than you think.What you're really asking for is inheritance, which currently does not exist for value types. Protocol extensions are vaguely similar to inheritance in some ways, but not currently so far as to allow you to have default stored properties.You could use inheritance if your columns were classes instead of structs. Indeed, in this case, I think it's clear that your columns should be classes instead of structs. Generally, structs are inappropriate when their value represents the state of some thing, whether it's a real world object or a specific entity like a column (presumable of some table or list). In this case, a particular column has one true name, presumably along with other one true properties that you haven't shown us. If the column's one true state is immutable, it doesn't really matter whether it's a value type or a reference type, but if it's mutable as yours seems likely to be, then it's almost certainly bett