Volker on Nostr: Rsync isn't always a good solution. It requires setup on both ends, which is a lot of ...
Rsync isn't always a good solution. It requires setup on both ends, which is a lot of overhead for a one-off situation, it can't copy to some random share, etc. But of course you can use rsync on macOS as well, for cases where rsync makes sense.
I prefer drag-to-copy, knowing it'll Just Work™
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