#Dbngin default password update
Installed the latest macOS update which took several hours.No errors on the installer!! Let's gooooooo.`arch -x86_64 /bin/bash installhomebrewh.sh` So I created a local copy of the file, made that change, and now I'm running it myself. Looks like this RETURN prompt is only used once, and it makes me wonder whether it's having trouble reading my TTY input or whatever, so I'm replace the internals of the wait_for_user method with "echo 'yay'". It feels like it's not actually getting my "RETURN" press? I'm going to download it, edit it, and see if that is indeed the problem. but the Homebrew installer is still hanging. I believe that's `sudo chown -R matthewstauffer:admin /usr/local/bin`, so let's try it!. Homebrew suggests I need to make it group writeable, make the group "admin", and make me the owner. I think my problem with the Homebrew installer is probably because I created the /usr/local/bin directory first and it's farting out on it, so I'm going to try to change its permissions myself.Thursday 7:30pmWoke up to Jess Archer giving my sleep-addled brain the answer on my sudo permissions issue above, which was: you didn't chown /usr/local/bin, dummy!.Thursday 12:36amTried to run the Brew installer.`composer require tightenco/lambo & cd ~/Sites & lambo mynewsite`.hit return a few times, tried other keys, nothing's working. Hit the "Press RETURN to continue or " text. `get_owner:1: command not found: stat -f` happened twice. `/usr/sbin/softwareupdate -install-rosetta -agree-to-license`.Get error: "arch: posix_spawnp: /bin/bash: Bad CPU type in executable". Decide on this one instead: Homebrew on Apple Silicon.Read and consider this article: Run x86 Apps including homebrew on the Terminal on Apple Silicon, then decide nope.
edit `~/.zshrc`, and add this line up top: `export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin"`
Use the installer (`mkdir ~/Sites & cd ~/Sites & laravel new m1suckazzzzzz`).
#Dbngin default password install
Install the Laravel installer (`composer global update laravel/installer`).Install composer and move to /usr/local/bin and wonder why i have to sudo it (`sudo mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer`).`sudo mkdir /usr/local/bin & chmod 775 /usr/local/bin` and hope that's not the wrong thing to do.Install oh-my-zsh, which prompted installing the command line developer tools.Testing on a brand new machine, having taken these steps:
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