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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.

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`).

#TABLEPLUS M1 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:

Tableplus m1