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0. Remember this when apps won't start
1. Disconnect network
2. Open Terminal
3. Run "sudo vi /etc/hosts"
4. Type "G$" (goto end of file)
5. Type "i", left arrow, enter
6. Type `127.0.0.1 http://oscp.apple.com`
7. Press esc then type ":x" then press enter
8. Reconnect network or Restart
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- 6 is:
  "127.0.0.1 oscp.apple.com"
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- What apps and what does this do?monospaced
- This is why Mac is so great. It’s just so much easier than DOS
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- https://www.reddit.c…
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- All that dir/p and C:\> stuff? No thanks!
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- https://twitter.com/…
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- This is shell dude, it’s access to how a real computer works. Can’t even do this on a PCmonospaced
- ;)monospaced
- Cool cool, I can’t wait to save up enough to get my first Mac so I can retire this DOS machine
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- hey guys, you can use unix shell commands in Windows without much effort. WSL and Gitbash are two options. I use WSL at work and it's fantastic.section_014
- Delete System32.palimpsest
- Literally the same in Windows
  C:\Windows\System32...drgs
- All apps start fine; #NoMoreDramaideaist
- Windows runs on a Unix shell? Does the terminal in Windows give TRUE root access? If not, it's the opposite of "literally" the samemonospaced
- concept of elevated access in the windows ecosystem is different from unix. as in many things windows offers much more freedom to configure policies than macos
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- yes it gives 100% "root" access.
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- This checks for vistieses and security. By doing this you’re turning it off. You’re going to forget, so don’t do it.ArmandoEstrada
- -> VirusesArmandoEstrada
- yes it's a temporary fix, bit it looks like they fixed the app cert on the oscp-s end,
  we will find out in a few hours.
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