Ever had to create an object from another object being super class of the first one? You could just copy each attribute from one to another but that’s pretty annoying if there’s a lot of attributes. I stumbled upon a generic way and like to share it.
I recently had an issue changing mac address on my MacBook Air. Here’s how to change mac address to a random one keeping first three digits (otherwise it won’t work). tl;dr: $ networksetup -getmacaddress en0 | awk ‘//{“openssl rand -hex 3” | getline mac; sub(“(:..){3}$”, mac, $3); print $3}’ | sed ‘s/://g; s/\(..\)/:\1/g; s/^://’ | […]
I was missing a list of variables set by IntelliJ IDEA while parsing configuration files. I’ve found following variables (most likely not complete): $APPLICATION_HOME_DIR$ $APPLICATION_PLUGINS_DIR$ $USER_HOME$
If you want to generate Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates for HTTPS communication for your Apache HTTP Server running as Docker container, just follow these steps.
Problem: You got a lot of <version> tags in your Maven pom.xml that you want to centralize in <properties> section. Solution: Use an editor with greedy RegEx functionality like Notepad++ 5.9+ to find and replace.
I recently had to help a friend of mine rescuing some data from her MacBook’s hard drive. Upgrading macOS from Yosemite to Sierra failed and her last TimeMachine backup was a month ago – still better than mine a year ago… Here’s what we’ve done to save her data from MacBook’s internal to an external […]
HTTPS finally spreads around the web and is getting more and more the de facto standard for websites. A few months ago Mozilla released its tool Observatory for testing website security level. It rates in form of grades from A+ (best) to F (worst). Following you’d see how to reach an A+ on your website […]
If you want to have clickable subheadlines with auto scroll function on your WordPress blog you could do following. There are some plugins doing the same and much more but I thought they are kinda oversized. The little piece of code below does the trick.
Given: an Ubuntu server with central Git repository and connection via SSH and an Ubuntu client with local Git repository. Deposit user’s SSH private key id_rsa in ~/.ssh (aka /home/user/.ssh) chmod 0600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa to prevent other users reading user’s private key If you also want to use Git with root user: cp /home/user/.ssh/id_rsa /root/.ssh/ Connect […]
That’s my personal cheat sheet for using Docker.