Dropsafe

by Alec Muffett

On the pain of #Python programming on #OSX with #MySQL – #humour #true


install mysql

pip install oursql

easy_install oursql

sudo easy_install oursql

easy_install pip

sudo easy_install pip

sudo pip install oursql

launch appstore

install xcode - free!

update creditcard info

update password recovery information

update emergency recovery e-mail address

confirm emergency recovery e-mail address

gmail

install xcode

watch xcode download

tea

watch xcode download

watch xcode install

pip install oursql

which gcc

gcc[tab]

llvm[tab]

find / -mount | grep gcc

find / -mount | grep llvm

google

xcode > preferences > components > install command line tools

watch command line tools install

hash -r

sudo pip install oursql

ignore warnings

python

python

find /Library/Python ! -perm -055 -print | xargs chmod go+rx

sudo -i

…etc

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Comments

One response to “On the pain of #Python programming on #OSX with #MySQL – #humour #true”

  1. Stephen Usher

    With every iteration and turn Apple make MacOS X worse for those who want to use it for anything other than giving money to Apple.

    With Xcode it’s merely pointless meddling and breakage. Why remove the command line utilities EVERY TIME YOU UPGRADE forcing you to download them again? Of course, to do so you need an Apple ID which is a registered developer.

    Now, try this on a lab full of computers in a university or corporate environment. Complete and utter FAIL.

    The App Store for MacOS is effectively making MacOS unusable in a scientific context, in the same way that Apple abandoned their other core non-personal users, media developers.

    They have to hope that the domestic market for their products doesn’t crash as they’ve now jettisoned or jettisoning all the user base which kept them alive in the lean years.

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