On OS X, why does sudo ls show hidden (dot) files?
superuser.com/questions/931554/on-os-x-why-does-sudo-ls-show-hidden-dot-files
With OS X Yosemite, using the following commands, I get the following:
$ touch .a $ touch b $ /bin/ls b $ /bin/ls -A .a b $ sudo /bin/ls .a b
It is showing hidden files (that have names starting
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