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Local Operating System Menu Ffmpeg Windows Recordings Tutorial
We’re back to yesterday’s Local Operating System Menu Ffmpeg macOS Recordings Tutorial‘s day before’s Local Operating System Menu Clip Windows Clipboard Tutorial‘s … Windows local system “Intranet feeling” integrations … depending on a local (Windows or macOS) Apache web server … Continue reading →
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Local Operating System Menu Ffmpeg macOS Recordings Tutorial
We’re back to yesterday’s Local Operating System Menu Clip Windows Clipboard Tutorial‘s day before’s Local Operating System Menu Pbcopy macOS Clipboard Tutorial‘s … macOS local system “Intranet feeling” integrations … depending on a local (macOS or Windows) Apache web server … Continue reading →
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Local Operating System Menu Clip Windows Clipboard Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Local Operating System Menu Pbcopy macOS Clipboard Tutorial … macOS pbcopy # to clipboard ; is command separator … in Windows there are equivalents as below … Windows clip # to clipboard & is command separator … thank … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, attribute, background, base64, base64_decode, btoa, button, clip, clipboard, commentary, copy, copy and paste, cursor, delimiter, desktop, Did you know, dmain, Document Root, download, dropdowm, email, encryption, event, explorer, explorer.exe, file explorer, Finder, form, functionality, hashtag, hashtagging, internet, intranet, local web server, macOS, MAMP, method, multiple, navigator.platform, oncontextmenu, open, operating system, operator, option, parse, paste, pbcopy, pbpaste, PHP, ping, platform, port, programming, prompt, public domain, public website, right click, say, security, select, selection, share, sharing, shell_exec, sleep, SMS, submit, submit button, Text to Speech, timeout, tutorial, upload, url, user interaction, wait, web server, window, window.btoa, Windows
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Local Operating System Menu Pbcopy macOS Clipboard Tutorial
Specific to macOS, and further to the recent Text to Speech Hashtagging Tutorial, today we’re adding a new local operating system (accessed in an “Intranet feeling” way) involving the great … pbcopy and pbpaste … dynamic (very Fred and Ginger … Continue reading →
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Making Of How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial
The other day, getting the content together for the “making of” How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial we stumbled upon, in a first time for us, using … Dailymotion‘s sharing “embed” recommended HTML … <iframe src=”https://geo.dailymotion.com/player.html?video=x9oajeg” style=”width:100%; height:100%; visibility:hidden; position:absolute; … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, ask, audio, background image, body, collaboration, dailymotion, Did you know, div, dropdowm, email, embed, embed code, FileZilla, Google, hashtag, hashtagging, how come, HTML, image, link, localStorage, making of, nesting, onclick, PaintBrush, programming, question, remember, remembering, search engine, select, sessionStorage, sftp, share, sharing, SMS, splash page, tutorial, uninvited audio, upload, video embed code, web browser, why
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How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial
You may think you’ve run straight into a Hallmark Greeting Card symposium with today’s blog posting title’s “Sharing and Remembering”, but … no, you are at a hard nosed I.T. blog … … and please … never underestimate the competition … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, ask, body, collaboration, dropdowm, email, Google, hashtag, hashtagging, how come, HTML, link, localStorage, programming, question, remember, remembering, search engine, select, sessionStorage, share, sharing, SMS, tutorial, web browser, why
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How Come Primer Tutorial
Were you around when, with Calendar Location Services Integration Tutorial‘s blurb we surmised that … why … may be the least accessible English question word as far as online content goes? Well … pretty obviously, this is just an opinion … Continue reading →
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Local Operating System Menu Ffmpeg Windows Front Camera and Audio Recordings Tutorial
Yesterday’s Local Operating System Menu Ffmpeg Windows Recordings Tutorial‘s … Windows … ffmpeg … based … Screenshot … video (only) capture … via … -f gdigrab … was far less useful than macOS ideas (of the day before that) … … Continue reading →