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#!/bin/bash

# Create a file such as /Users/you/Documents/pftable to hold a list of IPs or subnets to throttle.
# Example file contents:
# 1.2.3.4
# 2.3.4.5/16

# Reset dummynet to default config
dnctl -f flush

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# ~/.logrc config for log(1) in macOS

show:
    --style compact
    --color always
    --last 4h

stream:
    --info
    --debug

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xomg% python LSFileInfo.py dylib-map.sqlite
('\n', u'/Users/andre/bin/dylib-map.sqlite')
('UTI: ', u'dyn.ah62d4rv4ge81g6pqrf4gn')
('default app: ', file:///Applications/DB%20Browser%20for%20SQLite.app/)
('all apps: ', (
    "file:///Applications/DB%20Browser%20for%20SQLite.app/"
))

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#!/bin/bash

function sep { printf -- '-%.0s' {1..80}; echo ''; }

sep ; echo "Identities" ; sep
security find-identity

echo ''

sep ; echo "Keys" ; sep

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-- can't get `open -g` to work...

tell application "System Events"
	set prevApp to name of first process whose frontmost is true
end tell

tell application "mpv" to launch
tell application prevApp to activate

tell application "mpv"

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diff --git a/compiler/VuoCompiler.cc b/compiler/VuoCompiler.cc
index 6f281f04..2c7af1af 100644
--- a/compiler/VuoCompiler.cc
+++ b/compiler/VuoCompiler.cc
@@ -1731,7 +1731,7 @@ set<dispatch_group_t> VuoCompiler::Environment::compileModulesFromSourceCode(con
 			__block VuoModuleCompilationQueue::Item *queueItem = moduleCompilationQueue->next();
 			VUserLog("Compiling %s", queueItem->moduleKey.c_str());
 
-			dispatch_async(queue, ^{
+			dispatch_sync(queue, ^{

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check current python linkage

% otool -L /Applications/Synalyze\ It\!\ Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Synalyze\ It\!\ Pro | grep Python
	/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Python (compatibility version 2.7.0, current version 2.7.16)

Download and install Python2.7.16 for macOS. By default this lands in /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7

Make a copy of the Synalize It! Pro app bundle, e.g. to your desktop.

cp -R /Applications/Synalyze\ It\!\ Pro.app ~/Desktop

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Context

macOS (MacBookPro18,2) and iOS (iphone 11 pro) claims the DNS service in my router is flaky, occasionally displaying a dialog accusing me of being offline.

(no, this isn't MaxMSP for iPhone - just a youtube video, settle down...)

This doesn't happen often, but when it does, it's always just after a wake or unlock. The problem is more than cosmetic, though - when it occurs, I am actaully offline on that device until it decides that I'm online again. Usually it doesn't take long, perhaps because I generally don't take this news quietly... OR, maybe recovery is hastened by a background heuristic tasked with mitigating and sharpening the other heuristics, taking a page from the generative adversarial network design... Maybe that sounds far fetched, but I would certainly like to opt into "shake to over-r

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# This is for macOS, and requires that you have yt-dlp and Chrome installed.
# yt-dlp gains easy access to your youtube profile by borrowing cookies from
# Chrome, so you'll need to have logged into youtube with Chrome. The yt-dlp
# command will return the URL to the video at the top of your history, which
# can then be opened using your tool of choice - in this case, I pass it to
# 'open' to use the default browser.

# I use this primarily when I am (or was) watching a YT video on my
# Internet telephone, but then I want to pick it up on the mac.
# This technique is faster for me than anything done from the phone, even if

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-- sqlite3 ~/Library/Messages/chat.db < recent-attachments.sql
-- dates in the DB are NSDate. NSDate.h says: NSTimeIntervalSince1970 978328800

select
  Datetime(
    created_date + strftime("%s", "2001-01-01"),
    "unixepoch",
    "localtime"
  ) as created,
  mime_type,