@secboffin Well, CFDictionary.h does say “The access time for a value in the dictionary is guaranteed to be at worst O(N)”.
More appreciation for developer Evan Gross: mjtsai.com/blog/2012/07/1…
Most Mac apps are code signed now. So by default, if a binary is horribly damaged, the OS shouldn’t launch it just to malfunction or crash.
@mhenders Yeah, so it won’t be backing up your other files while it’s uploading the big DBs. For me: Arq currently lacks Glacier pruning.
@mhenders In this case it’s more than 1 GB of derived files that change each time I launch the app.
@mhenders For backups to S3/Glacier: yes.
I’ve been wasting time and space backing up ~/Pictures/Aperture Library.aplibrary/Database/apdb/. Aperture can rebuild it from the plists.
@mrmachinetool Isn’t that dialog Chrome-specific?
@dinhvh That’s too bad, but thanks for explaining.