chmaynard

Source: https://langsec.org/spw26/

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Two things come to mind:

    - No support for Liquid 5.x (see GitHub issue #8535)
    - SQLite not a first-class data source (workaround: a 3rd-party plugin)

Then there's Jekyll, which is not exactly dead but definitely moribund. It seems to be blocked by GitHub's refusal to support further development and upgrade to the 4.x releases.

The broadcast companies that have been selling air time to K4K for two decades should be held accountable for misleading advertising. Oh wait, the broadcasters own the US Congress and federal regulators. Never mind.

Homebrew installs GNU tar as "gtar". On my M4 MacBook:

  $ which gtar
  gtar is /opt/homebrew/bin/gtar

Opinion piece from 2020.

From the release history: "Due to backwards-compatibility issues associated with some new features, the 3.52.0 release has been withdrawn."

3.52.0 seems to work fine for me. For now, I'll avoid using any of the new features (with fingers crossed).

Clever hack, but in the meantime I suggest that you start looking for better place to work.

Manual: https://github.com/dentm42/aver/docs/MANUAL.md

See also: https://avercli.dev/#manual

TODO: Fix dead link to manual on github.

See the Multics History Project:

https://people.csail.mit.edu/saltzer/Multics/Multics-Documen...

For a deeper dive on git ignore files, see:

https://nesbitt.io/2026/02/12/the-many-flavors-of-ignore-fil...

Nice write-up! This is one component of a much larger umbrella framework for security on Apple platforms:

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security

GitHub reports that there are 242 open issues labeled "Bug".

https://github.com/Ranchero-Software/NetNewsWire/issues?q=is...

I'm staying away from macOS Tahoe for now. NetNewsWire has already announced that they will no longer support the earlier 6.x release that I use. I assume that means no bug fixes or back-porting of new features. Sad.

Second installment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46901662

See also: https://www.sqlite.org/sqldiff.html

Minor quibble: sqlite3 is not a database, it's the CLI for SQLite 3.x

I admire what you are doing. It obviously serves you well and you hope it helps others.

I'm familiar with how to import CSV data with SQLite and I could probably learn how to do it with DuckDB with ease. Your tool introduces a new and rather shallow abstraction layer with commands that work for both databases.

The world needs tools that provide a great deal of utility, are trustworthy, and keep getting more reliable and capable. I'm not sure that yours will qualify.

+1 for Carbon Copy Cloner. Rock-solid reliable and well-supported.

https://bombich.com

Another disturbing example of sloppy execution by Apple Software Engineering. This only reinforces my resolve to avoid upgrading to macOS Tahoe.

Nice! I'm adding this post to my collection of useful git tips & tricks.

Reference: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-show

Revision Selection: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Revision-Selection

Closed source, I assume. Are you using double-entry bookkeeping?

This controversy could have been avoided if the GUI changes in Tahoe had been opt-in only. In other words, the Sequoia GUI should have remained the default, with the option of choosing to switch to Liquid Glass.

This repo has been posted on HN at least six times in the last three months. Enough already!

This kind of thing happens to all of us. There's no point in complaining here, we've already lived it many times and we feel your pain. Regarding the magsafe cable, I have tossed away several that stopped working. Fortunately, an ordinary USB-C cable works just as well.

Anyone know where the beautiful lead photo was taken?

ASML - Advanced Semiconductor Materials Lithography

EUV - Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography

This amounts to a veiled threat of violence against a journalist by our President. I'm ashamed to be a citizen of this god-forsaken country.

Nicely done! An ad hominem attack, the lowest form of discourse.