Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@c_had @danielpunkass And I was going to mention bugs, but that didn’t fit in the tweet. :-)"

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Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 23 Sep 2012

Don’t be too impressed by Apple “sandboxing” Aperture and iPhoto. @mjtsai points out the massive exceptions they enjoy: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2012/09/23/aperture-3-4-sandboxing-and-flickrexport/ …
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Chad Sellers ‏@c_had 23 Sep 2012

@danielpunkass @mjtsai Yes, but there is a tiny bit of good news in there after the cheating. http://www.c-had.com/does-this-count
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 23 Sep 2012

@c_had @danielpunkass I’d like to see something like “com.apple.security.app-sandbox:after:10.8”.
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Chad Sellers ‏@c_had 23 Sep 2012

@mjtsai @danielpunkass Really? I figured if I need extra access in current versions, I don't care if I give it to old versions too.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 23 Sep 2012

@c_had @danielpunkass I was suggesting a way to turn the sandbox off (completely) on old OS versions that lack the proper entitlements.
Chad Sellers ‏@c_had 23 Sep 2012

@mjtsai @danielpunkass Oh, I missed that. Yes, definitely. I couldn't sandbox Pear Note at all before 10.7.5 due to QuickTime bugs.

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@c_had @danielpunkass And I was going to mention bugs, but that didn’t fit in the tweet. :-)

8:27 PM - 23 Sep 2012

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