Tanzhong Jin

This should be written to the clipboard (pasteboard) under the key `com.trolltech.anymime.application--musescore--stafflist`.

This is essentially what gets written to the pasteboard when a section of music is copied in MuseScore. Unfortunately I don't program in macOS so I don't know how you...

So, to answer your question: I don't know how. But since MuseScore writes this to the pasteboard in the first place, I'm sure someone knows how.

Ignore the two entries below containing "paste". These are from Paste, a clipboard history manager which records my clipboard history, which comes in handy in these cases.

Try this solution by GPT-4. It works on my machine. https://chat.openai.com/share/af60cb29-1d38-4feb-a95d-23af5fa12809 TL;DR: compile this swift snippet `swiftc -o copyToClipboard copyToClipboard.swift`, and run it on the downloaded `com.trolltech.anymime.application--musescore--stafflist.txt` file: ``` import...

Install homebrew's `openssl` and read the caveat.

Also: ``` /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/battery maintain_synchronous 80 --force-discharge 04/17/24-16:01:23 - Triggering discharge to 80 before enabling charging limiter 04/17/24-16:01:23 - Discharging to 80% from 100% 04/17/24-16:01:23 - 🔽🪫 Enabling battery discharging...

The reason is that the `smc` binary is not signed properly: ``` jin@Joy-MBP ~> sign /usr/local/bin/smc /usr/local/bin/smc: valid on disk /usr/local/bin/smc: satisfies its Designated Requirement ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Executable=/usr/local/bin/smc Identifier=smc Format=Mach-O thin...

My old `smc` binary is from here: `https://github.com/hholtmann/smcFanControl/releases/tag/2.6`. That one is properly signed with Developer ID.

You can mount the snapshot somewhere, and Time Machine won't be able to delete it. I've tested mounting multiple snapshots and it did not create any problems.