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Tag Archives: Terminal
Java Command Line Email Attachment Tutorial
Call me simple headed, but I believe the concept of an attachment in an email is one of the best concepts to have come out of Information Technology ever since … email. Attachments represent to us that there really was … Continue reading →
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Tagged arguments, attachment, command line, compiler, desktop, eLearning argument, email, Gmail, input, Java, javac, Mac OS X, mailx, operating system, output, pipe, piping, programming, redirection, Terminal, tutorial, uuencode
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Java Command Line Email Primer Tutorial
Became glad that we’d talked about the incredibly useful Linux mailx command when we presented Linux mailx Primer Tutorial. To wait this long to have presented some information about this gem of a (Linux or Unix or Mac OS X … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, arguments, command line, compiler, desktop, email, Gmail, Java, javac, Mac OS X, mailx, operating system, programming, Terminal, tutorial
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React Javascript Library on Node and Visual Studio Code Hello World Tutorial
React Javascript library is the focus of our attention in a Hello World tutorial way today. It is a beautifully integrated feeling suite of software … React makes it painless to create interactive UIs. Design simple views for each state … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, Hello World, IDE, Javascript, library, local web server, Mac OS X, network, node, node.js, npm, programming, project, React, Terminal, tutorial, url, Visual Studio Code
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Mac OS X Do Not Sleep MAMP Tutorial
The Mac OS X command line (accessible via its Terminal desktop application) is not exactly Unix nor Linux, but more BSD. As such, it has developed some interesting command line commands, some of which we’ve mentioned in the past, and, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, Apache, bsd, command line, Document Root, DOM, drutil, exec, Javascript, jQuery, JSON, jsonp, local web server, Mac OS X, MAMP, PHP, port, programming, say, stay-resident, Terminal, timeout, tutorial, zip
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Mac OS X Terminal Find Primer Tutorial
Do you ever discover great things by stumbling onto them? We do from time to time, and recently we did just that using what we spend a lot of our time at using on this MacBook Pro, the Terminal desktop … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, command line, cursor, desktop, find, Grab, image, Linux, Mac OS X, screen capture, search, Terminal, tutorial
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Apache/PHP/MySql Linux Language Considerations Primer Tutorial
The recent CSS Style Javascript DOM Override Onload Primer Tutorial “proof of concept” web application ended up with the name … are_you_happy_with_my_or_do_you_think_my_derriere_needs_work.html … but along the way we wanted to call it … are_you_happy_with_my_or_do_you_think_my_derrière_needs_work.html … but this didn’t work as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, characters, command line, configuration, file, Google Translate, Hello World, httpd.conf, index.html, inode, language, Linux, local web server, Mac OS X, MAMP, MySql, PHP, php.ini, Terminal, tutotial, url, web server
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Linux Disk Usage cPanel Heads Up Tutorial
What’s important, and what’s not? Leave you with that. See you tomorrow. Not a very good blog posting is it? Let’s say, instead … “What’s important, and what’s not, regarding Linux CentOS WHM Apache/PHP/MySQL cPanel, when it presents one of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Apache, command line, cPanel, disk, disk space, diskspace, Document Root, error log, file, FileZilla, ftp, Linux, log, operator, sftp, ssh, Terminal, tutorial, web server, website
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SSL Software Suite Changes Primer Tutorial
It was kind of sad us not envisaging SSL requirements down the track with a lot of our software here at RJM Programming. Kind of sad, but also “kind of useful”, as we like to revisit code, and we’ll be … Continue reading →
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Tagged backup, command line, domain, download, fgrep, FileZilla, folder, ftp, Google, Google Charts, local web server, Mac OS X, MAMP, PHP, programming, project, sftp, software, ssl, suite, Terminal, tutorial, upload, vi, web server
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