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by alwillis 2y ago
It’s not the same because clones can have separate meta data; in addition, if a cloned file changes, it stores a diff of the changes from the original.
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by alwillis 2y ago
It’s not obvious but the system folder is on a separate, secure volume; the Finder does some trickery to make the system volume and the data volume appear as one. In general, you don’t want to mess with that.
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by alwillis 2y ago
That’s how APFS works; it uses delta extents for tracking differences in clones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_encoding?wprov=sfti1#Var...
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by alwillis 2y ago
That’s not how this works. Nothing is deleted. It creates zero-space clones of existing files. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_File_System?wprov=sfti1#...
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by alwillis 2y ago
Google did the same thing: https://www.theverge.com/news/609772/google-maps-gulf-of-ame...
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Apple Adopting 'Gulf of America' Naming for Apple Maps(macrumors.com)
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by alwillis 2y ago
The new iPhone SE will likely ship later this month with USB-C support.
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Follow the Money(thebulwark.com)
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Jekyll 4.4.0 Released(jekyllrb.com)
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by alwillis 2y ago
This is very good: https://meiert.com/en/indices/html-elements/
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by alwillis 2y ago
> hgroup is considered deprecated in HTML5 though, whatever that actually means. It was only deprecated in the W3C specification, not the WHATWG specification. But now it's back in good standing: https://www.tpgi.com&#x2F
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by alwillis 2y ago
> First I've ever heard of hgroup. <hgroup> was officially added to the HTML spec in 2018 [1] It was deprecated in the W3C spec but not from the WHATWG spec, before they were merged. [1]: https://html.spec.whatwg.or
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by alwillis 2y ago
You generally can’t use SSI on many popular platforms for static websites like Netlify, etc.
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by alwillis 2y ago
In my opinion, Jekyll is easier and more capable than Pandoc and markdown files for a HTML/CSS website. Jekyll also has a higher ceiling than Pandoc when you need a templating language, plugins, etc.
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More Countries to Establish Bitcoin Reserves in 2025, Fidelity Says(decrypt.co)
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Meta Deletes Trans and Nonbinary Messenger Themes(404media.co)
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Apple's Machine Learning Research can now detect Heart Murmurs with 95% accuracy(myhealthyapple.com)
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe has survived the closest-ever Sun flyby(theverge.com)
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WebKit Features in Safari 18.2(webkit.org)
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Apple Hit with $1.2B Lawsuit over Abandoned CSAM Detection System(macrumors.com)
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by alwillis 2y ago
The types of doctors aren't evenly distributed—for a while there was shortage of primary care doctors. Depending on where you live, it can take months to see a specialist.
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by alwillis 2y ago
I’m assuming the ability to configure this will be added to Apple Configurator at some point. Any savvy user can download it for free. I used it recently to create a profile for a friend I’m working with to configure their email account. If
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Apple's iOS 18.2's New AirTag Location Sharing Feature Coming to 15 Airlines(macrumors.com)
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by alwillis 2y ago
Apple wanted a unified format for all of their devices; you’re not going to run ZFS on a watch, phone, set top box or headset.
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Fantastical for Windows – A Glass of Ice Water for Calendar Users in Hell(daringfireball.net)
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by alwillis 2y ago
Certainly Numbers 14.2 on a recent Mac isn't slow. Not saying you're doing this but it's not uncommon for someone to say something is slow when it's a version from 10 years ago.
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by alwillis 2y ago
I believe Numbers has what's you're talking about [1]: [1]: https://support.apple.com/guide/numbers/autofill-cells-tan0e...
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by alwillis 2y ago
> Numbers is a fine way to keep a shopping list, or a household budget, I'm sure Don't be fooled by the marketing—Numbers has 90% of Excel's core functions; it even had RegEx before Excel did. IMHO, Numbers UI/UX is d
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by alwillis 2y ago
I use Numbers for my day-to-day spreadsheet stuff, part of Apple's iWork suite with Pages and Keynote. The UI/UX is so much better than Excel's and you can export to .xlsx format. Don't get me wrong--there are some proje
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Apple Expands Globalstar Relationship to Support Growing Satellite Services(macrumors.com)
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