This is just a dump of tip & tricks I found for IntelliJ, and will be a forever WIP.
Find commented out code
Find in path -> check Regex -> ^//
This is just a dump of tip & tricks I found for IntelliJ, and will be a forever WIP.
Find commented out code
Find in path -> check Regex -> ^//
If you’ve been a techie for a long time, you’ll know who Steve Gibson from GRC is. His tools are mostly built in Assembly, so it’s rocket-fast. (One thing to note is they’re only for Windows.) For this post, I’d like to share the tool I use to identify which DNS servers I should use, as usually, our ISP’s servers are not the quickest. I get better response times when I specify the servers to use on my router.
You can download it from here. Give it a go!
I needed a one-liner JSON payload, but only had the pretty-printed version. And, removing the whitespaces manually was NOT an option. It was super easy on a Mac; just do the following:
brew install jq
cat prettyprinted.json | jq -c .
Archiving this link as I will definitely use need this in the future.
Just in case you’d like to update rsync on your Mac — for example, to do iPhoto incremental back ups — you can do the following:
./configure && make && sudo make install
Hope this helps.