Oh I thought it was to increase the chance of supply chain attacks and being caught in dependency hell.

Come on—yes, that's the tradeoff. Find the balance that fits the project.

If you want to make a designer have a nervous breakdown, upload a copy of Helvetica and make every second or third character be Arial.

calm down, Satan

All S/E/R/I/F characters in a sans-serif font with the serif equivalent.

Ariel, don't swap glyphs ABCDFGHJKLMNOPQTUVWXYZabcdghjklmnopqtuvwxyz but every 1 glyph is Times Roman scaled to 120% ... https://imgur.com/a/xzv8zNh

With ligatures, you could have a Helvetica font that writes “Helvetica”, “beautiful” and “aesthetics” in Arial.

The shape of Claude’s writing style is horrible to read and easy to spot, and that’s a ground truth.

A belt-and-braces approach.

I use an ink pot and quill. My code is beautiful, but only calligraphically.

This switch happened in macOS 15.4, it was pretty easy to miss.

sounds like a compliment to the implementation

Or more likely that prior to 15.4, macOS was using an ancient version of rsync because Apple wants to avoid the GPL 3.0. rsync went GPL 3.0 in 2007.

Hate to be this guy but it’s Xerox PARC, not Park.

That and "loosing", but I gotta admit, I suddenly love typos and mistakes like this letting me quickly know the post wasn't fed through an LLM.

Fixed both issues. Thanks!

`system_profiler SPPowerDataType | grep "Wattage"`?

Yes, something like this. Thanks!

Just get the BOM app, nothing else comes close for accurate weather here.

I've never had a good forecast from the BOM directly. I'm sure everyone is using their data in some form, but the BOM itself seems awful, unless perhaps you have the nostalgia for it?

I’ve been looking for something exactly like this, thank you! Now I just need to find the same thing for Windows and macOS…

It’s all turned on by default even in Windows 11 Enterprise. You can turn everything off via AD Group Policy or your MDM but you have to go through the labyrinth of Windows policies and find them all. Thankfully you only have to do it once and then push it to all of your devices.