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How did you find these changes?

[cgijoe]

I used the Unix "locate" command-line tool. I just searched for "keybase". Note that you have to build up a locate DB first by calling "sudo /usr/libexec/locate.updatedb". Type "man locate" in Terminal to learn more.

[rrdharan]

Note you can also use 'mdfind' for this (assuming you haven't disabled Spotlight), no need to build the updatedb. I actually have locate aliased to mdfind in my bashrc.

[HereticLocke]

"locate" is not an Apple command-line tool. It is a Unix command.

[arm]

Not the parent, but it’s pretty easy to find all files on disk with a particular name with something like Find Any File¹.

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¹ — http://apps.tempel.org/FindAnyFile/

[lelf]

For instance, fs_usage(1)