The lies worked. They boosted Tesla's share price as intended.
Alas the scam will continue to sell well into the next decade after buying Trump.
Most of them live in /usr/sbin
I keep a list for my students. Here are some:
diskutil
mdfind
mdutil
plutil
networksetup
softwareupdate
screencapture
pmset
hdiutil
pkgutil
caffeinate
osascript
defaults
launchctl
For example, mdfind lets you use Spotlight search on the command line. diskutil powers "Disk Utility.app". pkgutil lets you install .pkg files and also get information about programs installed that way. screencapture lets you take screenshots from the command line (you can specify which windows, etc.)Anyhow, there's a bunch.
There are also random useful executables not in $PATH. This program powers your WiFi menu:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport
Try "airport -I"A silly one-liners to print out your overall WiFi strength:
airport -I | grep -E 'agrCtlRSSI|agrCtlNoise' | awk '{print $2}' | sed -e 'N;s/\n/ - /' | bc
Put that in a script called "wifi-strength" and walk around your house with a laptop while running the following: watch -n1 "wifi-strength | say"echo '-30' | say
echo '\-30' | say
Doctors don't seem to know what's going on but basically my stomach acid destroys my throat and I can even feel the acidity in my mouth but I don't have heartburn or any other common symptoms. I've been on omeprazole and other PPI and several more drugs without any improvement.
In all these years it stopped for around 3 weeks when the doctor prescribed me 2 antibiotics and domperidone. Then it went back to "normal". They won't prescribe me antibiotics again because after being tested everything came as negative. Now they basically tell me to take more omeprazole, which doesn't change anything.
All this made me realize that it could be a gut bacteria problem. Maybe the antibiotics killed it which made me improve and then it came back again. Maybe it was due a diet change. My only hope is that more research like this is done in the field and maybe one day I'll feel like a normal person again.