> If you use GNU find and GNU xargs, you can use non-standard extensions to separate filenames with \0 instead. MacOS and the BSDs have had `xargs -0` and `fin

> If you use GNU find and GNU xargs, you can use non-standard extensions to separate filenames with \0 instead. MacOS and the BSDs have had `xargs -0` and `find -print0` for a while now. Time to update that section?