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Category Archives: Operating System
An operating system (OS) is a collection of software that manages computer hardware resources and provides common services for computer programs ( Wikipedia )
YouTube API Command Line Shower Song Names Tutorial
Yesterday’s YouTube API Command Line Shower Songs Tutorial‘s Operating System command line modes of access brought us to another issue. Can a list of seven non-YouTube-ID comma separated values (ie. YouTube song search basis strings) be entered and still end … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Command Line Shower Songs Tutorial
Today, we’re combining the concepts behind … the recent YouTube API Caller Radio Play Doctype Meta Tutorial‘s means by which … macOS Windows … command line “command verb” … play … can call our “Radio Play” YouTube API interfacing means … Continue reading →
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Bluetooth on macOS Tutorial
What is macOS Spotlight? … Spotlight is macOS’s built-in, system-wide search engine. Activated by pressing Command + Spacebar, it lets you instantly find files, launch apps, perform math calculations, convert currency, check weather, and run quick system commands without leaving … Continue reading →
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Tagged arrow, bluetooth, bluetooth file exchange, bluetooth mouse, connection, desktop, hardware, key, keyboard, keyboard shortcut, lead, logitech, m720 triathlon, MacBook Air, macOS, masos, mouse, pair, pairing, plug and play, return, shortcut, spotlight, tutorial, USB
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Command Line ImageMagick HEIC to JPEG Image Creation Tutorial
Lately, we’ve been finding that the image format of photographs taken by our iPad’s Camera mobile application come out in … IMG_9999.HEIC … HEIC format (and file naming style of convention) back downloaded into this MacBook Air’s “realm of interest” … Continue reading →
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Tagged browse, camera, camera app, case, commamd line, convert, crontab, curl, file, file browse, file extension, file name, filename, FileReader, glob, heic, image, image/heic, ImageMagick, iOS, iPad, jpeg, macOS, mimetype, photo, photograph, photography, photos, Photos app, PHP, programming, schedule, stop press, turorial
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Preview Image Map PDF to Image Basis Preparation Tutorial
Around here, using a MacBook Air under macOS, we have, as far as Image Editors going, predominantly … PaintBrush (for macOS) doing the bulk of the work … Gimp for specialized tasks … and … Preview (we last talked about … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, contact sheet, desktop, Did you know, download, email, GIMP, image editor, image map, imge, macOS, operating system, PaintBrush, PDF, pdf to image, Preview, resize, screen, screenshot, tutorial, upload, view, zoom, zoom out
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GraphViz via PHP on AlmaLinux Suite Temporaries Tutorial
Onto the recent GraphViz via PHP on AlmaLinux Family Tree Tutorial we’ve applied similar … get rid of /tmp/ temporary folder to read and write to references … in favour of either/both … tmp folder off the Apache web server’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged /tmp, dot, dropdown, exec, family tree, file, folder, graphics, GraphViz, hierarchy, Korn, korn shell, PHP, programming, Python, read, structure, suite, temp, temporary, tree, tutorial, write
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WordPress Blog Opcache Caching Tutorial
Do you ever rate particular “minutes” of life? It took a Sydney Metro train station ride from Sydenham to Chatswood (20 odd minutes … very odd!) to wake up! We hadn’t looked “under the hood” so to speak, since, perhaps … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, blog, cache, cacheing, configuration, cPanel, install, opcache, optimization, PageSpeed, performance, PHP, response, response time, setting, tutorial, webpage, WHM, Wordpress, wordpress.org
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Code Difference Reporting Consistency Tutorial
Today’s work with Code Difference Reporting both … changes and standardizes dates presented under the Code Difference Reporting Context Tutorial iframe (edge) hovering reports to … in PHP talk … <?php $oneize=”; $twoize=”; if (isset($_GET[‘zero’])) { // && !isset($_GET[‘two’])) { … Continue reading →
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Tagged code, command line, comparable, consistency, date, datetime, datum, diff, difference, exec, gmt, Greenwich Mean Time, hover, Linux, PHP, programming, report, reporting, standardization, time, title, title attribute, tutorial
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