Daniel Jalkut
OS X would be a more secure platform if developers could sandbox, declaring ALL their behaviors, whether they fit long-term goals or not.
If Apple strived to make the Sanbdbox fulfill more needs, I think many more apps would be sandboxed. Four years ago: https://red-sweater.com/blog/2324/fix-the-sandbox …
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In this scenario, an app like Adobe’s might have "I need to delete /.adobe", and the system would prevent it deleting /.bzvol.
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Because Apple’s sandboxing limitations are so rigid, some developers who would otherwise "do the right thing" won’t even bother trying.
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@danielpunkass I haven’t had to use an adobe product in 3 years#blessed -
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@danielpunkass the post even mentions “the root of the file system”. I’m stretching your example, but what on earth is Adobe doing there?
Jesse 
SCARY NAME LOL
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