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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 )
PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Contenteditable Tutorial
Today’s enhancement of functionality to our PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec web application of yesterday’s PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Event Tutorial only kicks in for situations where you have downloaded the PHP code to an Apache/PHP/MySql local … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, contenteditable, Document Root, event, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, pipe, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, sign, signed, switch, time, tutorial, web server
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PHP File Finding Signed Time shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial
The recent PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial, on the Linux and/or unix and/or macOS side of functionality, did not factor in the choice of … + – … signage possibilities for the “find” command we use via PHP’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, sign, signed, time, tutorial, web server
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PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial
Lots of software based desktop application problems are centred around the finding of files via a time based criteria. With this in mind, today, we combine … the PHP [shell_]exec arrangements featuring in the day before yesterday’s PHP shell_exec Versus … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, tutorial, web server
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Video to Amended Animated GIF via ffmpeg Tutorial
So many of us are enthralled by our pet dog(s). We have the joy of bringing up a Golden Retriever called Nala and her good friend Luna, the English Springer Spaniel. Now Luna is normally the naturally talented dog, at … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged animated GIDF, Apache, app, camera, command line, copy, download, ffmpeg, image, iPhone, local web server, macOS, MAMP, messages, PaintBrush, paste, photos, PHP, programming, share, slide, tutorial, url, video
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PHP shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial
Being suckers for “out of the box” solutions to programming issues, what comes “out of the box” with your (perhaps underlying) operating system of use is always inflicting “sucker punches” onto areas we didn’t know existed before … well, you … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, exec, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, tutorial, web server
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Windows AutoHotKey Dynamic Compile Procedure Program Tutorial
There might be more to do with the Windows AutoHotKey Script Program creator tool we’ve been developing up to yesterday’s Windows AutoHotKey Dynamic Compile Procedure Content Tutorial, but, today, we take a step sideways and roadtest that tool. We’ve integrated … Continue reading →
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Tagged AutoHotKey, button, chunk, click, compile, compiler, content, dynamic, exec, executable, integrate, integration, intranet, localhost, MAMP, mouse, online, press, procedure, program, programming, script, scripting, software integration, textarea, tutorial, Windows
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Windows AutoHotKey Dynamic Compile Procedure Content Tutorial
Yesterday’s Windows AutoHotKey Self Compile Procedure Content Tutorial had us … with an underlying Windows operating system … with a Windows MAMP environment installed and activated … with the PHP (now changed) send_over.php web application both on the public RJM … Continue reading →
Windows AutoHotKey Self Compile Procedure Content Tutorial
Yesterday’s Windows AutoHotKey Self Compile Procedure Tutorial set up a second step … feed the work above a prearranged Windows localhost user’s getenv(‘USERPROFILE’) (ie. HOME directory) script filename that has been populated, in parts as necessary via popup localhost calls … Continue reading →
I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?