At a previous job I remember a PR to do essentially

temp=$(mktemp -d) mv $target $temp rm -r $temp &

I thought it was pretty clever. Obviously you would need to make sure mktemp is on the same filesystem (there are good flags to just use a dot file in the current directory). mv is atomic on most filesystems and then the & just runs the rm in the background .

Just mac. That used to be a flex.

To be honest back in 1990 having a tui with arrow key navigation in a start up rom was pretty fucking advanced.

Exclusives doesn’t mean distribution rights.

Also gaming is coming faster to arm than apple is going to switch back to x86_64. (But still not that fast)

Hard to imagine but back in the day it wasn’t up to your operating system to distribute software. They were just a platform and you had open choice to obtain software.

Apple showcasing what their hardware and software was capable of was normal. I don’t think this was negligent but maybe naive seeing how things are run now. It was much better and we got better products and competition.

Budgie was an apple developer before with Marathon which was exclusive not because of any distribution rights but just preference for the platform.

Alas money talks.

Reading articles is over rated. Just make a comment solely based on the title. Good move.

Reports from one guy who says he is a lifelong republican?

Exactly. It’s more like rough 30% of eligible voters. Fact is that roughly 47% didn’t vote.

Unless you are a judge on the case your disagreement doesn’t matter.

And the only examples that matter is case law.

Imagine being so blatant on bribery.