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• Silly Thing

  
  My Personal Blog — Authority: 128
  I accidentally commit rm -f public_html/ command (i know its stupid ) on my current directory which makes me lost my public_html directory and all its content. Luckily, i dont put too much valuable files on that directory, since its being used only for local websites which i can access through my local web server. ...
  17 hours ago

• Schedule sleep and wake from the Terminal

  
  OS X Daily — Authority: 427
  Like many of us, I’ll be quite busy over the Christmas holiday visiting friends and relatives out of town. I regularly use my home machine as a local fileserver though and other people in the household are dependent on it being up and running. Now here’s the situation I’m presented with: I leave town earlier ...
  1 day ago

• Introducing: Package Assistant (AIR 2 package utility built with AIR 2)

  
  Serge Jespers — Authority: 117
  Two of the most requested features for AIR were the ability to create native installers and to launch/talk to native applications. Among other new features, AIR 2 allows you to do that. To build these native installers you have to use the command line compiler. A while back I was thinking if it would be possible to ...
  2 days ago

• Open Finder from the Terminal

  
  OS X Daily — Authority: 427
  You can immediately access the present working directory in the Finder by typing the following command in the Terminal: open . If you have just launched Terminal, typing this in the command line will immediately open your home directory, but you can be anywhere and it works the same. You can also specify ...
  4 days ago

• Command Line Basics: Cut Fields With awk

  
  fsdaily.com - Free Software News - Published news — Authority: 160
  There are times when you will want to trim some information from the output of a command. This may be because you want to feed that output into another command. Whatever the reason for wanting to manipulate the output, awk is one of many tools available in GNU/Linux to perform this task.
  5 days ago

• Move Ubuntus Notifications to a Less Annoying Corner [Linux Tip]

  
  Lifehacker — Authority: 801
  Ubuntus ambient notification system, styled after the Mac Growl interface and first arriving in Aprils 9.04 release , can be very helpful. They can also be very annoying in their default position. This config editing work-around moves them elsewhere. An Ubuntu Forums user details a few steps that move Ubuntus ...
  5 days ago

• psbit.py - command line app to list apps that are either 32-bit or 64-bit

  
  rudis dot net — Authority: 126
  While it is easy to use Activity Monitor to see whether a running app is 32-bit or 64-bit ( sample ), it would be even more useful to see this information from the command-line. This post shows you how to combine a bit of rudimentary Python code and correct ps command-line options to see the "bitness" of your ...
  6 days ago

• Remove Unused Linux Kernel Headers, Images And Modules With One Command

  
  UbuntuHQ — Authority: 146
  If youve installed Ubuntu Karmic since its Beta like me, you probably have a lot of unused Linux Kernel headers, images and modules. Actually, even if you did a fresh install of the final version, you should have a few of those which you no longer use. Remove Unused Linux Kernel Headers, Images And Modules With One ...
  6 days ago

• [How-To] Extract Text from PDF Files for use in Other Applications

  
  Technofriends — Authority: 438
  If you are looking out for a way to extract text from PDF Files in order to use it in other applications, you can try out A-PDF Text Extractor. A-PDF Text Extractor is a free utility designed to extract text from Adobe PDF files for use in other applications. There are three mode of output text: In PDF Order, Smart ...
  1 week ago

• Using AMT Remotley from a Command Line with WinRM

  
  Blogs@Intel — Authority: 138
  Ill admit it, I am not a real programer. That is to say, most of the code I have "written" is a compilation of copied and pasted bits from examples on the web. So, when I learned that AMT can be accessed remotley via the command line, I was excited. The secret lies in two places. First, AMT has been able to "speak" ...
  1 week ago

• Total Video Converter

  
  Hak9 - Hub Of Anti Kracker's — Authority: 119
  Total Solution for your Media Conversion “Convert all video files to AVCHD , psp, iPod, iPhone, swf, flv, DVD, VCD, Xbox360, PS3… !” E.M. Total Video Converter is a piece of ...
  1 week ago

• Proof Groups Blog: Know Your PHP Environments

  
  Computer & Internet - computer-internet.marc8.com — Authority: 164
  On the Proof Groups blog theres a recent post about a "gotcha" Andy Chase found when using the Drush command line tool for Drupal installations and a system that has MAMP installed. read more
  1 week ago

• Access the clipboard from the command line

  
  OS X Daily — Authority: 427
  With the pbcopy and pbpaste commands, you can access your Mac OS X clipboard directly through the Terminal. Yes, that means you can access what you copied in a GUI app and use it in the command line seamlessly, and vice versa. Here’s an introduction on how to use both copy and paste from the command line: pbcopy ...
  1 week ago

• NameBench helps you find fastest DNS server

  
  Technofriends — Authority: 438
  Earlier last week, Google released its own public DNS resolver which is seen as a step by many to kill OpenDNS. Now, when their exists so many different options in front of the end user, it does make sense to figure out which of these available DNS resolver is the fastest. After all, a faster DNS resolver is the first ...
  1 week ago

• Slow tab expansion in Ops Mgr Powershell V2 console

  
  System Center Operations Manager — Authority: 399
  I am a big Powershell fan, and I use the Powershell console regularly.  Depending on what I’m taking care of at the time, I might be using the plain vanilla console or I might be using the Operations Manager snapin to work with the latest builds of our product.  In both contexts, I find that a tab expansion ...
  1 week ago

• What is my IP Address? How do I get my IP Address in Mac OS X?

  
  OS X Daily — Authority: 427
  The quickest way to get your external IP address in Mac OS X is by launching the Terminal and typing the following command: curl whatismyip.org This will report back your IP address by pulling the result from WhatIsMyIP.org. Alternatively, you could view that site in your web browser and also get your external IP ...
  1 week ago

• Introduction to the Mac’s Terminal Screencast

  
  Peter Upfold — Authority: 103
  Not too long ago I put together a screencast which aims to introduce Mac users who haven’t played with Terminal or command lines before and try and explain some of the initial concepts and to get doing a few things. I’d love your feedback on the screencast — you can watch it either at its page on The Stealth ...
  1 week ago

• Repeating Commands in Bash

  
  fsdaily.com - Free Software News - Published news — Authority: 160
  Making use of previously entered commands can help you remember the location of files previously edited, canremove the need to re-enter long path names and can save you a lot of typing mistakes.
  1 week ago

• Develop Locally With Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP

  
  Digital Oasis — Authority: 115
  Image via WikipediaIf you’d like to develop PHP and MySQL web apps in Linux but you’re not sure how to get started then feel free to follow along with this blog post. For the most part, installation and configuration is simple and straightforward.Though this article is directed toward users of Mandriva Linux (my ...
  2 weeks ago

• How To Change The Ownership Of A Folder Or A File In Seconds ?

  
  vhxn.com — Authority: 142
  If you want to change ownership information of a specific file or a folder that contains multiple files in seconds, you can go with a new tool called File Owner Changer. It is a free portable utility that lets do your work quicker and easier. As it has a simple interface, you can select any file or folder and assign ...
  2 weeks ago

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