Just as I've found the time to write up a blog post along comes an appropriate time related subject.
Recently I examined an Apple iMac running Mountain Lion. I was only given access to an image. This presented a problem because the matter under investigation relied on accurate time stamps and I had no system clock to check. I knew that by default Apple OS X (Snow Leopard through to Mavericks for certain and probably earlier versions) will Set date and time automatically whilst connected to the internet (to allow a connection to a network time server using Network Time Protocol [ntp] ) as shown in Figure 1.
The problem to overcome then was to establish where this setting was stored - I knew it would be in a plist somewhere - isn't everything Mac related stored in a plist? :-) So many plists so little time! A little bit of research and testing allowed me to determine exactly where the setting was stored and as a result share this with you. Figure 2 shows the overrides.plist in the Finder at the path /private/var/db/launchd.db/com.apple.launchd.
This plist is an xml plist so it can be read easily. Figure 3 shows this plist viewed with the Xcode Property List Editor.
The key we are interested in is the org.ntp.ntpd key. If the Disabled
value is trueSet date and time automatically is turned off.
Hope this helps someone.
Richard
Apr 20, 2021 ground sausage, onion, grated Parmesan cheese, pasta, grated mozzarella cheese and 6 more Chili Mac And Cheese Casserole Cooking LSL macaroni & cheese, diced tomatoes, cumin, oregano, salt, chili powder and 8 more. Ground sausage, onion, grated Parmesan cheese, pasta, grated mozzarella cheese and 6 more Chili Mac And Cheese Casserole Cooking LSL macaroni & cheese, diced tomatoes, cumin, oregano, salt, chili powder and 8 more. Sausage Fest is an online top-down shooter where 2-10 meat rods fight for dominance. Step into the dangerous world of Sausages as you battle other wieners in different game modes and maps to grow as big as you can and crush your enemies. Grow quick and pound hard! Lest you be pounded yourself.
Throw Sausage - Space Drink - Up Arrow Grab a Drink - Down Arrow Controls can be changed in the 'Controls' menu. Minimum System Requirements. OS - Windows XP SP2, Mac OS X 10.8, Ubuntu 12.04 Graphics card - DX9 (shader model 3.0) or DX11 with feature level 9.3 capabilities CPU - SSE2 instruction set support Support. Having problems?
Recently I examined an Apple iMac running Mountain Lion. I was only given access to an image. This presented a problem because the matter under investigation relied on accurate time stamps and I had no system clock to check. I knew that by default Apple OS X (Snow Leopard through to Mavericks for certain and probably earlier versions) will Set date and time automatically whilst connected to the internet (to allow a connection to a network time server using Network Time Protocol [ntp] ) as shown in Figure 1.
| Figure 1 |
The problem to overcome then was to establish where this setting was stored - I knew it would be in a plist somewhere - isn't everything Mac related stored in a plist? :-) So many plists so little time! A little bit of research and testing allowed me to determine exactly where the setting was stored and as a result share this with you. Figure 2 shows the overrides.plist in the Finder at the path /private/var/db/launchd.db/com.apple.launchd.
| Figure 2 |
This plist is an xml plist so it can be read easily. Figure 3 shows this plist viewed with the Xcode Property List Editor.
| Figure 3 |
The key we are interested in is the org.ntp.ntpd key. If the Disabled
value is trueSet date and time automatically is turned off.Hope this helps someone.
Richard
Two French cooks from outer space have decided to play with a super sausage ! The one who will accomplished to put the sausage in the final plate will become the sausage master ! Watch out, don't burn the sausage too much !
The sausage cooks when it's on one of the frying pans. Throw the sausage in the rings to score points : black rings give you 50 points, red rings give you 150, but will accelerate the sausage! Be careful not to drop it when it's on your side of the screen, or you will lose points. Throw the sausage in the final ring to score points based on the sausage cooking status. Be careful : you'll lose points if the sausage if too over/undercooked. Have fun!
Controls : currently supports the Leap Motion for player 1, otherwise you'll need a joystick. Unfortunately, the two players need to share the joystick and play with one of the sticks... Drop me a comment if you're experiecing problems and we'll try to fix them!
You can also use the keyboard, default keys are ZQSD for player 1, and OKLM for player 2.
Update : I fixed the upload and added builds for Linux and Mac OS X. Also some little tweaks, and updated the controls.
Sausage Mac Supper
| Status | Prototype |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Author | Robzz |
| Average session | A few minutes |
| Inputs | Keyboard, Joystick, Leap Motion |
Sausage Mac And Cheese Bites
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