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# Fuck you touchbar
# Restarts the MBP touchbar software when it breaks:
# buttons stop working, or disappear, or whatever.

fuckyoutouchbar() {
    pkill "Touch Bar agent"
    killall ControlStrip
    echo ":boom: TouchBar"
}
alias fytb=fuckyoutouchbar

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---- INSTALL RUN |||| 08-24-2016 09:44:48 +1000 
Install Log: Type:Network Severity:Debug Message:Get Staged XML from :https://javadl-esd-secure.oracle.com/update/1.8.0/mac-1.8.0_102-b14.xml 
Install Log: Type:Network Severity:Debug Message:Arguments:(
    "/var/folders/bn/86gz0cnj1hq128b_grd86wfw0000gn/T/AppTranslocation/91F40986-6616-485C-87A5-A24DA858D3B6/d/Java 8 Update 102.app/Contents/MacOS/MacJREInstaller",
    "-psn_0_12028792",
    ""
) 
Install Log: Type:Other Severity:Debug Message:Dictionary:{
} 
Install Log: Type:Network Severity:Debug Message:Current Installed Version:XX 

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am dgoodlad on github.
• I am dgoodlad (https://keybase.io/dgoodlad) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is CA71 1987 600C AE58 FB5F 142E CE8D 13E8 7061 ED84

To claim this, I am signing this object:

dgoodlad

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am dgoodlad on github.
• I am dgoodlad (https://keybase.io/dgoodlad) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 83E2 F322 F381 7652 5352 0B64 148F 6B79 E4EA 880A

To claim this, I am signing this object:

dgoodlad

group :development do
  # Replace the old aws gem with this one (or newer):
  gem "aws-sdk-core", "2.0.0.rc15"
end

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UseIMAPS yes
UseTLSv1.2 yes
CertificateFile ~/.mutt/gmail.crt

IMAPStore GitHub-remote
Account GitHub

MaildirStore GitHub-local
Path ~/.mail/github/
Inbox ~/.mail/github/INBOX

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Flag Meanings

Pick/Reject/Unflagged

• Pick = keep for further processing
• Reject = delete for sure
• Unflagged = I haven't even looked at it yet

Ratings

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# Shortcut for a module under development
def dev(name, *args)
  mod "boxen-#{name}", :path => "#{ENV['BOXEN_SRC_DIR']}/boxen/puppet-#{name}"
end

dev "boxen", #... Any args after this get ignored, for convenience

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The dig command queries a nameserver and tells you all sorts of goodies. By default, it queries your local network's default nameserver. If you ask it for the NS records of a domain, you get something like what I've included in the other file below.

Each record returned has a TTL, measured in seconds. When that number of seconds expires, the cache is flushed and the nameserver will go out to the internet to get fresh values.

So, look at one of the NS records returned:

envatomarketplaces.com. 8839    IN      NS      ns7.markmonitor.com.
----------RR----------- -TTL--- -class- -type-- --------value-------

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~/src  » unzip ~/Downloads/ghost-0.3.2.zip
Archive:  /Users/dgoodlad/Downloads/ghost-0.3.2.zip
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