{
    "id": "adam",
    "uid": 666,  // yes?  i figure adam likes metal, shout out to iron maiden...
    "gid": 666,
    "shell": "/bin/zsh",
    "groups": [ "sysadmin" ],
    "comment":  "Adam Jacob",
    "password": "*"
}

{
    "id": "adam",
    "uid": 666,  // yes?  i figure adam likes metal, shout out to iron maiden...
    "gid": 666,
    "shell": "/bin/zsh",
    "groups": [ "sysadmin" ],
    "comment":  "Adam Jacob",
    "password": "$6$QQk10qmDjMv.o$wHIjLH9JOxUmaJTsxYFttFhP1jZZtTk/ovhpasmQJS5mfimeFs8HMRWGWM8uBB5dhEmP6svqhRdJE5k1oWRPF1"
}

Set password to something longer than 4 chars for MacOS
Set password to something longer than 4 chars for MacOS

This is currently using `my_awesome_password` which is the same example used in
the users resource. This was made by running `mkpasswd -m sha-512` on a linux
system.

Signed-off-by: Lance Albertson <3161cdc7bf197e4c3a35b9cbe358c79910f27e90@osuosl.org>
