Paleoanthropologists have identified a trove of Denisovan fossils from a cave in China’s Yunnan province, extending the known range of the elusive human relative and providing the first-ever direct evidence of what its forearm bones looked like.

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Adam Overholtzer:

Corners!

Simon B. Støvring:

“We fixed corner radius” was a WWDC keynote highlight. Let that sink in.

Rudrank:

This should have been since macOS 26 #WWDC26

Folks getting excited for consistent corner radius 😂

Kuba Suder:

Ehh, no change here, RIP Intel Macs… stuck on the v1 Liquid Glass forever 🫤

There was so much demand for this that the Liquid Radius haxie exists. People were willing to disable FileVault and System Integrity Protection to get consistent window corners.

Previously:

• macOS Golden Gate 27 Announced
• Tahoe Window Corners
• WWDC 2026 Keynote

Update (2026-06-23): Marcin Wichary:

Then, there’s the website you’ve just seen: elaborate, with nice “before and after” animations, and a fun landing page. I thought the installation steps, given the complexity of the effort, were exemplary and even educational. There’s also a page listing all the apps confirmed to work, and a “How Liquid Radius limits its blast radius” (ha) section, revealing the author is clear-eyed about their work being a hack, and even the dimensionality of its hackiness. Even within the tool there are nice design details.

But, as I was exploring the site, I kept switching between “this is ridiculous!” (laudatory) and “this is ridiculous!” (derogatory) in my head.