Can right-click on a 2-factor authentication code to set it up with iCloud Keychain.ls -lha /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin to see what xcode command line developer tools installs.

I live in the VM for dev work, and use GUI apps like calendar, email, messages, browser, etc. I don’t even have a bashrc (or any shell rc for that matter).

I basically install nothing except GUI apps on my Mac.

To sign so users can run binary without warning, you need Apple developer account. This will give users a gatekeeper warning but they could still run the binary.

To code sign binaries ad hoc, run codesign -s.

plutil tool support the generation of Swift or Objective-C code directly from plists.

Can select text from middle of link's text by holding down alt while you drag and select with the mouse.

defaults write NSGlobalDomain KeyRepeat -int 1 setup keyboard repeat.

/usr/local/bin is a good place to put raw binaries available in the path, that are not installed with Nix.

There is something cathartic about a clean install.

I can appreciate someone wanting to do a clean install if they've installed and removed many apps and just want to clear out everything spread around all the system and hidden folders, even if it doesn't really affect performance and won't save a ton of disk space.

Both Windows and MacOS are at a point where clean installs are unnecessary.

Recovery mode: Power off the machine, press the power button and immediately hold Cmd-R.

And I can press ⌘ + ↑ to go to parent directory.

I can also press / or ~ to quickly go to some directory from a save dialogue.

In save dialogues I can press these keys:.

Then Disk Utility > Select disk > Erase (Format it) > Close Disk Utility > Select option Reinstall MacOS (Choose macOS ver. You can clean install by going to Recovery mode (restart with cmd+r pressed). Quill is great for signing binaries for macOS. Would love to join Apple and contribute to the OS at some point.

Virtualbox mac os 9