Seen a bunch of people sharing that "RemoveMacAI" tool, so feel like I should point out it's largely built on top of someone else's tool that isn't getting anywhere near the same love: https://github.com/4evy/pared
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@CuriousMagpie @misty
As someone a little more tech savvy than average, but far from expert, removemacai looks a bit simpler to use with simpler documentation. The dev does appropriately credit pared but perhaps improves upon it in terms of user experience.@steve_zeke @CuriousMagpie FWIW, the pared credit was only added later after he had started promoting his tool, and people realized it was built on something else without attribution.
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Seen a bunch of people sharing that "RemoveMacAI" tool, so feel like I should point out it's largely built on top of someone else's tool that isn't getting anywhere near the same love: https://github.com/4evy/pared
@misty - MacOS 26 allowed users to turn off Apple Intelligence, yet still use Photos > Clean Up.
I’d use either of these nuclear options on 27.
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@steve_zeke @CuriousMagpie FWIW, the pared credit was only added later after he had started promoting his tool, and people realized it was built on something else without attribution.
@misty @steve_zeke @CuriousMagpie
The kind of blowhards that don't credit someone elses work often make other mistakes. I'd wait to use RemoveMacAI until I'd seen it had been well vetted. If it's buggy imagine the damage it could do. Best solution: stop using MacOS. Apple's as evil these days as Alphabet or Microsoft. Run away, run away!
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@misty @steve_zeke @CuriousMagpie
The kind of blowhards that don't credit someone elses work often make other mistakes. I'd wait to use RemoveMacAI until I'd seen it had been well vetted. If it's buggy imagine the damage it could do. Best solution: stop using MacOS. Apple's as evil these days as Alphabet or Microsoft. Run away, run away!
@rayotron “Stop using MacOS” is not a helpful answer for the record and I would not recommend jumping into a stranger’s mentions to say this
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@rayotron “Stop using MacOS” is not a helpful answer for the record and I would not recommend jumping into a stranger’s mentions to say this
@misty I stand by what I said but am sorry if I posted it in the wrong manner.
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Seen a bunch of people sharing that "RemoveMacAI" tool, so feel like I should point out it's largely built on top of someone else's tool that isn't getting anywhere near the same love: https://github.com/4evy/pared
@misty now i wonder for how long we can remove AI tools before we can't do it anymore
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Seen a bunch of people sharing that "RemoveMacAI" tool, so feel like I should point out it's largely built on top of someone else's tool that isn't getting anywhere near the same love: https://github.com/4evy/pared
@misty thank you for the tool! One question, its it possible for apple to remotely patch this or only on a macos version bump?
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Seen a bunch of people sharing that "RemoveMacAI" tool, so feel like I should point out it's largely built on top of someone else's tool that isn't getting anywhere near the same love: https://github.com/4evy/pared
@misty thank you for the better citation
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@misty thank you for the better citation
@glyph You’re welcome! I see the other project eventually added attribution, but it seems like it’s been getting 100% of the credit and I wanted to make sure the original project got its due too.
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@misty What’s the difference between pared and removemacai, (I did see removemacai explicitly credit pared).
@Sobex I haven’t tried both myself. The removemacai person says his version is meant to streamline the number of commands you need to call for it to work, but they both have the same core features. removemacai didn’t originally credit pared; he added that later.
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