Correct, this is entirely Logitech's fault. From https://lapcatsoftware.com/art...: "The Logitech software performed some additional, custom validation, which failed after the Logitech Developer ID code signing certificate expired. That was an unforced error by Logitech, and the issue will not affect other Mac developers, regardless of when their Developer ID certificates expire."

Although 10.11 El Capitan has long been dropped from official support, Homebrew does still work on it! Can't say the same for most of today's formulae, though

Or, use Folder Actions to attach Unquarantine.scpt to your Downloads folder, which runs the xattr command on anything added to it.

You can still use those switches for formulae in external taps like github.com/homebrew-ffmpeg/homebrew-ffmpeg; for core formulae, precompiled binaries ("bottles") are provided instead.

This was from Homebrew's original creator Max Howell, not Mike.

The HOMEBREW_INSTALL_FROM_API flag, which skips the need to download the tap history, is being developed with the intent of it someday being the default. (Be assured we're aware of the system's limitations...)

Never. Homebrew remains completely separate from the Tea project and does not use blockchain in any way.
Source: am a Homebrew maintainer; also: https://twitter.com/MacHomebre...

I was wondering when my hometown would get a mention on Slashdot. Too bad I still live here...

Boring until 2:20 when production is taken over by crack-smoking monkeys.