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BobHoward posted:Was curious about what he could do to make it work with SIP, so I checked this out. Apparently the "solution" consists of disabling SIP, installing TF/TS2 to a location under /System, then re-enabling SIP. OS X chooses to trust code under /System to a higher degree, so as long as they're installed there they can do their code injection even with SIP fully enabled. It's been ages since I've been on that site, but that sounds like their original "we're not supporting it, but if you really must here's how to do it" workaround. I though he was working on changing things so it's not using code injection. Or maybe that's for the other thing they have. There used to be an active thread on their forums where he'd post his progress. Disappointing if there's been no real progress and it's still "disable SIP. Good luck."
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If you could come up with a way of automating it, what would be the point of SIP in the first place?
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mmmm yes this feels good
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DEUCE SLUICE posted:mmmm yes this feels good You son of a bitch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb4eZ7Z5yk8&t=15s
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Unfortunately, native commands don't work inside Powershell unless you launch Powershell from bash.  I'd totally do it, otherwise.Powershell is so good.
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DEUCE SLUICE posted:Unfortunately, native commands don't work inside Powershell unless you launch Powershell from bash. I'm asking you politely yet firmly to please leave this thread, foul demon..!
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DEUCE SLUICE posted:mmmm yes this feels good Kill it! Kill it with fire!  Edit: Eh, that's pretty cool but why? NeuralSpark fucked around with this message at 04:59 on Aug 19, 2016 |
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A while ago, perhaps 1-2 OSX versions back, I added cowsay to (I think, but maybe not?) ~/.bash_profile to increase productivity. Cut to now, with macports installed and several OS upgrades through the system. bash_profile now just has commented text in it describing several macports bash_profile backups but is otherwise empty of any real commands. My question is, since this cowsay is still increasing productivity by showing up when I start a terminal, where else on macOS could that command be living where it's being run?
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tuna posted:A while ago, perhaps 1-2 OSX versions back, I added cowsay to (I think, but maybe not?) ~/.bash_profile to increase productivity. Cut to now, with macports installed and several OS upgrades through the system. bash_profile now just has commented text in it describing several macports bash_profile backups but is otherwise empty of any real commands. To go for the obvious: have you checked ~/.bash_rc?
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Quantum of Phallus posted:I worked for an app company as their video editor, we shot some stuff on iPhones and AirDrop was so temperamental it was crazy. Yup, for some reason I can't Airdrop to my girlfriend's iPhone just about half the time. Which is really a shame because AirDrop, when it works, is a pretty sweet file transfer method.
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Aug 19, 2016 11:36
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Froist posted:To go for the obvious: have you checked ~/.bash_rc? Should be ~/.bashrc and also should only be called if you're not opening login shells or .bash_profile calls it. It's likely that .bash_profile calls it though.
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Kaizoku posted:Should be ~/.bashrc ... Whoops yeah, that one. Sorry!
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Yeah I checked ~/.bashrc and it's empty or doesn't exist.
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tuna posted:Yeah I checked ~/.bashrc and it's empty or doesn't exist. /etc/motd?
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Also check ~/.profile.
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tuna posted:macports installed 
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loving Google Earth Helper scared the hell out of me because it suddenly wanted to make changes while browsing a random website. Ugh.
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Thanks I'll check MOTD and ~/.profile when I get home, although I suspect .profile is empty too. Hopefully its MOTD. What's wrong with macports?
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Homebrew is better/more predictable now and has more mindshare and doesn't need to gentoo everything anymore as it will fetch binaries.
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emoji posted:Homebrew is better
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I'll test it out next time I have a fresh OS. [edit] Congratulations internetUserID='Kaizoku' for your correct answer of /etc/motd. It was living in there for some reason 
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Does anyone know what the difference between the "iCloud" and "Login" keychains are in Keychain Access? It seems that the login one has a bunch more stuff (public keys and certificates) but are the application and internet passwords replicated across?
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Is there a good iPad app that supports the Apple Pencil for taking notes in class? I've seen a few for general notes, drawing, etc, but I'm hoping for something a bit more robust in its organizational capabilities.
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PRADA SLUT posted:Is there a good iPad app that supports the Apple Pencil for taking notes in class? I've seen a few for general notes, drawing, etc, but I'm hoping for something a bit more robust in its organizational capabilities. OneNote. Gives you a three-level hierarchy (Section -> Page -> SubPage) and supports pencil writing fairly well, especially in the full-screen mode. It'll also sync (via Microsoft Account) to your other devices. Only down side is it takes a few days to get fully used to it on the iPad. It works a lot differently on Windows than on iOS or Android.
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PRADA SLUT posted:Is there a good iPad app that supports the Apple Pencil for taking notes in class? I've seen a few for general notes, drawing, etc, but I'm hoping for something a bit more robust in its organizational capabilities. I'm a fan of Noteshelf. It has stackable notebooks, backup to Dropbox, and will sync notebooks with Evernote if you use that.
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Is there any software that will let me mirror folders from iCloud Drive into Dropbox?
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Is there any software that will let me mirror folders from iCloud Drive into Dropbox? E;nm: I are dum.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Is there any software that will let me mirror folders from iCloud Drive into Dropbox? You could maybe symlink them with "ln -s"?
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Is there any software that will let me mirror folders from iCloud Drive into Dropbox? would putting the dropbox folder inside of the iCloud folder do what you want?
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I read that as wanting the exact opposite, and I don't think there's anyway you can do that.
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Perplx posted:would putting the dropbox folder inside of the iCloud folder do what you want? I'll try that. I'm not sure if every app has access inside the actual iCloud Drive folder but I'll try it!
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Is there an app or something that will allow lists in Finder to appear more like they do in windows? Example:  Displays lots of icons  Not as many icons
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Is there any software that will let me mirror folders from iCloud Drive into Dropbox? We figured out the how. What is the why?
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jaegerx posted:We figured out the how. What is the why? Final Draft reader for iOS won't let you open a .fdx file properly from iCloud Drive whereas exporting it from Dropbox will open it without any problem. I'm saving a script to iCloud Drive and I want it to save to Dropbox as well so I can read it on my iPad when I need to
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Sunrise (the calendar app) is shutting down in a week - what are you guys using at the moment? I'm using Outlook on iOS since MS bought the Sunrise team and it's pretty much the same experience now, but there's nothing similar to it on OS X.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Final Draft reader for iOS won't let you open a .fdx file properly from iCloud Drive whereas exporting it from Dropbox will open it without any problem. I'm saving a script to iCloud Drive and I want it to save to Dropbox as well so I can read it on my iPad when I need to that actually makes sense, thank god. I thought you were trying to cloud into your cloud as a backup. You could've just rsync'd from cron
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Eight Is Legend posted:Sunrise (the calendar app) is shutting down in a week - what are you guys using at the moment? I'm using Outlook on iOS since MS bought the Sunrise team and it's pretty much the same experience now, but there's nothing similar to it on OS X.
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wolffenstein posted:I don't know what's unique about Sunrise. I've been using Fantastical for iOS and Mac, and it's, well, fantastic. Yep, Fantastical is great.
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wolffenstein posted:I don't know what's unique about Sunrise. I've been using Fantastical for iOS and Mac, and it's, well, fantastic. Thirded. The new(er) desktop app is quite expensive for a calendar, I'm just using v2 which was a menubar widget alone (plus the iOS app).
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I Am Crake posted:Yup, for some reason I can't Airdrop to my girlfriend's iPhone just about half the time. Which is really a shame because AirDrop, when it works, is a pretty sweet file transfer method. I have no idea if this is real or just perception, but ever since I installed the new iOS 10 beta, Airdrop has been really reliable. It went from it working half the time to working almost all the time. This is communicating between two iOS10 devices and an El Capitan laptop. I don't think improved Airdrop support is listed in iOS10's feature set, but then again that would be Apple acknowledging our lovely Airdrop was previously.
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