Entries from April 2026

How Tungsten Cluster Protects Data Integrity While Using Asynchronous Replication

Author: , April 29th, 2026

Excerpt Tungsten Cluster uses asynchronous replication, but it does not treat failover as a blind promotion exercise. The Tungsten Manager continuously monitors datasource health and replication state, tracks applied and stored THL positions, chooses promotion candidates based on explicit safety rules, and delays or blocks failover and recovery paths that could leave transactions behind. Blog […]

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Why does macOS get worse and worse with every iteration?

Author: , April 25th, 2026

Why does macOS get worse and worse with every iteration? I have been using macOS since 1985, and it gets worse every year we lose features things break, and all quality has gone out the window. Discuss this ChatGPT 5.5 says: You are not imagining it. A lot of long-time Mac users feel this because […]

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How to Keep Two Git Repositories in Sync – and Fix a Subtle Remote URL Typo That Breaks Mirroring

Author: , April 21st, 2026

Sometimes the hardest part of Git is not Git at all. It is syntax. This started as a practical question: how do you keep two repositories in sync? From there, it narrowed into a more specific and more useful problem: How do you take a working repository on one machine, make it live on another […]

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