Front-end developer, Scout, Aikidoka, Spotify-er, Geocacher
Zo nu en dan heb je van die gesprekken waarin je reageert met een standaard zinnetje. In een reflex gooi je dat standaard zinnetje erin omdat je een tricker hoorde in het gesprek: “En nu?” of “Und jetzt?”. Geen idee hoe ik eraan ben gekomen, waarschijnlijk over-geërfd van mijn ouders, vrienden, collega’s, of iets dergelijks… …
Last week these two tweets came along that had my interest and simultaneously made me wonder: “What do I use…?” It’s nice to have a list of your (most) used tooling & software at hand for own reference and to share with others. So here are mine: Browser extensions Firefox Awesome Screenshot Plus – Capture, …
opvragen key: cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub toevoegen key: ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Wanneer u bezig bent met het verhuizen van uw website en u nog niet de dns hebt aangepast kunt u de nieuwe site niet bereiken onder de domeinnaam. De dns wijst immers nog steeds naar de oude locatie. We kunnen hier gebruik maken van het hosts file dat op zowel unix (gebaseerde) systemen linux, freebsd, …
Open the terminal and navigate to the desired folder for cleaning up process: find . -name \.DS_Store -exec rm -rf {} \; find . -name \_notes -exec rm -rf {} \;
Since I’m working on a MacBook Pro I’ve been missing this feature I had on a Windows machine; easy renaming images with a sequence. I used it mainly for images taken on our holidays; it was a huge batch process. I tried again finding a solution for it and succeeded and got a better solution …
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ALL files and ALL folders For a text file of ALL files and Folders in your Home Directory, In Terminal, enter: find ~ -print | sed -e ‘s;[^/]*/;|—>;g;s;—>|; |;g’ > ~/Desktop/Tree.txt To direct to a specific Folder, replace ~ with the Directory (i.e. find ~/Documents): find ~/Documents -print | sed -e ‘s;[^/]*/;|—>;g;s;—>|; |;g’ > ~/Desktop/Tree.txt …
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Speakers @ edition 2015 Paul Robert Lloyd @paulrobertlloyd: “Responsive Principles” @ speakerdeck, pdf. Zoe Mickley Gillenwater @zomigi: “Enhancing Responsiveness With Flexbox” @ slideshare. John Daggett “Typography on the Web” Clarissa Peterson @clarissa: “Responsive Color” @ slideshare. Rachel Andrew @rachelandrew: “CSS Grid Layout” @ slideshare. Roy Tomeij @roy: “The Future of CSS Isn’t CSS” @ speakerdeck. …
Two years ago I published my first Music Top 25 Lists 2012. Today I found that list again while searching my site for something else. Now I’m very curious if I kept listening (via spotify.com) that much to the same music or did I listen to some new bands and/or tracks? I’m into punk, electronic, …
Time for some serious finder mojo: 1. Using Finder, the top level folder of those files that you want to unlock. Switch to List View mode (cmd-2). 2. You should now see a finder pane containing only those files and folders that you want to unlock. 3. Cmd-a to Select All. 4. Open all the …
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