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Sure, but for how long.

• sneak 6y ago
  I expect development, offline, (and thus execution of novel/unsigned binaries) to remain possible on ARM Macs, so for at least the foreseeable future. People have been claiming the iOS-style trusted/treacherous computing cancer will hit macOS “any day now” for most of a decade at this point, and it’s still not even on the horizon.
  • slaymaker1907 6y ago
    They just have to make it so dev builds are self signed but allow installing that certificate on a machine. Complicated enough to keep out normal users while still allowing developers to do their jobs. This would be horrific of course, but I could totally see them doing this.
    • saagarjha 6y ago
      That is actually a very good solution.
  • AlexandrB 6y ago
    > and it’s still not even on the horizon. What? It's basically all there. Apple just needs to remove the last workaround of popping up the preference pane and clicking allow for untrusted apps. I'm sure there's a flag for this somewhere.