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Set Up Your New Apple Watch
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In bash, you can run multiple commands in a single line of a script. You do so by separating them with a semi-colon (;). The great thing about this is that if you end up using a variable, you can pass...
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Simple Swift Project To Run A Bash Script When A User Clicks A Button
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Any time doing a migration of data from one IP to another where that data has a DNS record that points users towards the data, we need to keep the amount of time it takes to repoint the record to a...
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10 Reasons Uber Kicks Ass
I’ve spent way too much time traveling in my life (and way too little time writing about non-technical things). It’s had ups and it’s had downs. But these days, a bunch of fun little technical...
View ArticleOpposite Day: Reversing Lines In Files
The other day, my daughter said “it’s opposite day” when it was time to do a little homework, trying to get out of it! Which reminded me of a funny little command line tool called rev. Rev reads a file...
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Set Up Your New Apple Watch
You waited. And you tapped your fingers on the desk. And you sat and waited some more, for the UPS person. You stared at your mailbox. And then, after all of that, UPS showed up. And you signed. And...
View ArticleWhen you accidentally paste a block of code in the wrong place…
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View ArticleSeparate commands on one line in Bash
In bash, you can run multiple commands in a single line of a script. You do so by separating them with a semi-colon (;). The great thing about this is that if you end up using a variable, you can pass...
View ArticleWhen My Code Actually Compiles
Rarely, but Happily! The post When My Code Actually Compiles appeared first on krypted.
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Simple Swift Project To Run A Bash Script When A User Clicks A Button
New project on Github to run a bash script when a user clicks on a button. This is pretty basic, easily customizable, lots of stuff you could add, and with a license I’m sure anyone can appreciate....
View ArticleEpisode four of the Macadmins.org Podcast
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