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00M Mac TOP Secret Manual Keep calm Is only a machine By alberto pickering brunel First Edition A4 Everething is written somewhere ; ) applesn# :) applesn# :) Autographs Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Keep calm Is only a machine By alberto pickering brunel Do You forgot your password? Do you have a pen? Did you change the keyboard Language? Wrong Configuration, New install? Pirate, Hacker, new Gov Attack? Aliens, Children, Partner, Friends, Pets? Service phone call? Hardware, temperature, humidity? Power, cables? First Edition Water, Food, are You Hungry? A4 ? Written somewhere in the ocean pacific coast My mac Serial Number is Firmware Root Admin Disk Airport/Router/Modem Admin. WiFi Model Name: User: ModelIdentifier: Disk: Processor Name: Partition: Processor Speed: Number of Processors: User: Total Number of Cores: Disk: Total Memory: Partition: Boot ROM Version: SMCVersion(system): User: Serial Number (system): Disk: Hardware UUID: Partition: Storage/ Cards / etc: User: Disk: Partition: Original Language: 2 ® Desktop Publishing ® Desktop Publishing 3 < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast of 44 of 44 applesn# :) applesn# :) Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Tout ce que nous avons écrit sera lu dans le futur 4 ® Desktop Publishing ® Desktop Publishing 5 < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast of 44 of 44 Terminal 10.15.7 (19H1030) applesn# :) applesn# :) Terminal 10.15.7 (19H1030) Menu Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Menu Last login: Sat May 22 02:21:23 on console arp newsyslog MacBook-Pro-001:~ albertopickeringbrunel$ as nfs4mapid Display all 1520 possibilities? (y or n) asa nfsd ! mkfifo asctl nfsiod ./ mkfile aslmanager nfsstat 2to3- mkfontdir asr nice 2to3-2.7 mkfontscale assetutil nl : mklocale at nlcontrol AppleFileServer mknod atobm nm AssetCacheLocatorUtil mkpassdb atos nmedit AssetCacheManagerUtil mktemp atq nohup AssetCacheTetheratorUtil mmroff atrm nologin BootCacheControl mnthome atsutil notifyd BuildStrings moo-outdated audit notifyutil CpMac moo-outdated5.18 auditd nroff DeRez moo-outdated5.28 auditreduce nscurl DevToolsSecurity moose-outdated automator nslookup DirectoryService moose-outdated5.18 automount nsupdate GetFileInfo moose-outdated5.28 auval nvram IOAccelMemory more auvaltool objdump KernelEventAgent mount avbdeviced oclock MergePef mount_9p avbdiagnose ocspcheck MvMac mount_acfs avbutil ocspd PasswordService mount_afp avconvert od ResMerger mount_apfs avmetareadwrite odutil Rez mount_cd9660 awk open RezDet mount_cddafs banner opendiff RezWack mount_devfs base64 opensnoop SafeEjectGPU mount_exfat basename openssl SetFile mount_fdesc bash orbd SplitForks mount_ftp bashbug osacompile UnRezWack mount_hfs batch osadecompile WirelessRadioManagerd mount_msdos bc osalang X mount_nfs bdftopcf osascript Xephyr mount_ntfs bdftruncate otctl Xnest mount_smbfs beforelight otool Xorg mount_udf bg pack200 Xquartz mount_webdav biff package-stash-conflicts Xvfb mp2bug bind package-stash-conflicts5.18 [ mpioutil binhex package-stash-conflicts5.28 [[ msgs binhex.pl pagesize ]] mtree binhex5.18.pl pagestuff a2p mv binhex5.28.pl passwd a2p5.18 nano bioutil paste ab native2ascii bison patch ac nbdst bitesize.d pathchk accton nc bitmap pathopens.d actool ncal bless pax addftinfo ncctl bluetoothaudiod pbcopy afclip ncdestroy bluetoothd pbpaste afconvert ncinit bmtoa pcap-config afhash nclist bnepd pcsctest afida ncurses5.4-config brctl pdisk afinfo ndp break periodic afmtodit neqn bsdtar perl afplay net-server bspatch perl5.18 afscexpand net-server5.18 builtin perl5.28 agentxtrap net-server5.28 bundle perlbug agvtool net-snmp-cert bundler perlbug5.18 alias net-snmp-config bunzip2 perlbug5.28 amt net-snmp-create-v3-user bzcat perldoc apachectl netbiosd bzcmp perldoc5.18 apfs_hfs_convert netstat bzdiff perldoc5.28 app-sso nettop bzegrep perlivp applesingle networksetup bzfgrep perlivp5.18 appletviewer newaliases bzgrep perlivp5.28 apply newfs_apfs bzip2 perlthanks appres newfs_exfat bzip2recover perlthanks5.18 appsleepd newfs_hfs bzless perlthanks5.28 apropos newfs_msdos bzmore pfbtops apt newfs_udf c++ pfctl ar newgrp c++filt pgrep arch newproc.d c2ph phar 6 ® Desktop Publishing ® Desktop Publishing 7 < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast of 44 of 44 Terminal 10.15.7 (19H1030) applesn# :) applesn# :) Terminal 10.15.7 (19H1030) Menu Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Menu c2ph5.18 phar.phar createhomedir pr c89 php crlrefresh praudit c99 php-config cron pre-grohtml caffeinate php-fpm crontab priclass.d cal phpize csdiagnose pridist.d calendar pic csgather printenv caller pico csh printf cancel piconv csplit procsystime cap_mkdb piconv5.18 csreq productbuild captoinfo piconv5.28 csrutil productsign case pidpersec.d ctags profiles cat ping ctf_insert prove cc ping6 cu prove5.18 cd pip3 cups-config prove5.28 certtool pkgbuild cupsaccept ps cfprefsd pkgutil cupsctl psed chat pkill cupsdisable psed5.18 checkgid pl cupsenable pstopdf checknr pl2pm cupsfilter pstruct chflags pl2pm5.18 cupsreject pstruct5.18 chfn pl2pm5.28 cupstestppd ptar chgrp plockstat curl ptar5.18 chmod pluginkit curl-config ptar5.28 chown plutil cut ptardiff chpass pmset cvadmin ptardiff5.18 chroot png-fix-itxt cvaffinity ptardiff5.28 chsh pngfix cvcp ptargrep ckksctl pod2html cvdb ptargrep5.18 cksum pod2html5.18 cvdbset ptargrep5.28 clang pod2html5.28 cvfsck purge clang++ pod2latex cvfsdb pushd clear pod2latex5.18 cvfsid pwd cmp pod2man cvgather pwd_mkdb cmpdylib pod2man5.18 cvlabel pwhich codesign pod2man5.28 cvmkdir pwhich5.18 codesign_allocate pod2readme cvmkfile pwhich5.28 col pod2readme5.18 cvmkfs pwpolicy colcrt pod2readme5.28 cvt pydoc colldef pod2text cvupdatefs pydoc2.7 colrm pod2text5.18 cvversions python column pod2text5.28 cxpm python-config comm pod2usage dappprof python2 command pod2usage5.18 dapptrace python2.7 compgen pod2usage5.28 darwinup python2.7-config complete podchecker dash python3 compress podchecker5.18 date pythonw compression_tool podchecker5.28 db_archive pythonw2.7 config_data podselect db_checkpoint qlmanage config_data5.18 podselect5.18 db_codegen quartz-wm continue podselect5.28 db_deadlock quota coreaudiod policytool db_dump quotacheck corelist popd db_hotbackup quotaoff corelist5.18 post-grohtml db_load quotaon corelist5.28 postalias db_printlog racoon cp postcat db_recover rails cpan postconf db_stat rake cpan2dist postdrop db_upgrade ranlib cpan2dist5.18 postfix db_verify rarpd cpan5.18 postkick dbicadmin rdoc cpan5.28 postlock dbicadmin5.18 read cpanp postlog dbicadmin5.28 readlink cpanp-run-perl postmap dbilogstrip readonly cpanp-run-perl5.18 postmulti dbilogstrip5.18 rebase cpanp5.18 postqueue dbilogstrip5.28 reboot cpio postsuper dbiprof redo_prebinding cpp power_report.sh dbiprof5.18 refer cpu_profiler.d powermetrics dbiprof5.28 renice cpuctl ppdc dbiproxy repairHomePermissions cpuwalk.d ppdhtml dbiproxy5.18 repquota crc32 ppdi dbiproxy5.28 reset crc325.18 ppdmerge dbmmanage resize crc325.28 ppdpo dc resolveLinks creatbyproc.d pppd dd return 8 ® Desktop Publishing ® Desktop Publishing 9 < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast < Doc > May 24, 2021 <Printed> May 25, 2021 ©alberto pickering brunel mmxxi written in the ocean pacific coast of 44 of 44 Terminal 10.15.7 (19H1030) applesn# :) applesn# :) Terminal 10.15.7 (19H1030) Menu Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Keep calm is only a machine -Handy simple Macintosh manual Menu ddns-confgen rev execsnoop shasum5.18 debinhex.pl ri exit shasum5.28 debinhex5.18.pl rm expand shell_session_delete_expired debinhex5.28.pl rmdir expect shell_session_history_allowed declare rmic export shell_session_history_check defaults rmid expr shell_session_history_enable delv rmiregistry extcheck shell_session_save desdp rotatelogs eyapp shell_session_save_history dev_mkdb route eyapp5.18 shell_session_update df rpc.lockd eyapp5.28 shift diagnose-fu rpc.statd false shlock diff rpcbind fc shopt diff3 rpcgen fc-cache showfont diffstat rpcinfo fc-cat showmount dig rs fc-conflist showrgb dirname rsync fc-list shutdown dirs rtadvd fc-match sigdist.d disklabel rtsol fc-pattern sips disktool rtsold fc-query size diskutil ruby fc-scan skywalkctl disown rview fc-validate slapacl dispqlen.d rvim fcgistarter slapadd distnoted rwbypid.d fddist slapauth ditto rwbytype.d fdesetup slapcat dmc rwsnoop fdisk slapconfig dmesg s2p fg slapdn dnctl s2p5.18 fgrep slapindex dns-sd sa fi slappasswd do safaridriver fibreconfig slapschema done sample file slaptest dot_clean sampleproc filebyproc.d sleep drutil sandbox-exec filecoordinationd slogin dscacheutil say fileproviderctl smbd dscl sc_auth filtercalltree smbdiagnose dsconfigad sc_usage
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