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      <title>Why iCloud Fails: The Category Mistake of Cloud Synchronization</title>
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      <description>• iCloud Drive offers a filesystem view but implements synchronization that violates POSIX semantics. • The core issue is a Category Mistake: applying Forward‑In‑Time‑Only assumpti</description>
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