illbert
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Thank you for not doing it, have my donation instead!
cheers for a great piece of software I use and love since probably around 12 years :)!
How did you set up the FF sync server? I just did a quick search and I think the instructions I've found were mostly outdated. Do you have a link or a name for the port?
I also enjoyed hetzner for a while and if I'd want a ZFS install I'd probably go with them as it's definitely very nice how they do it. But as I've just previously commented I found a slightly better price for my minimum needs with vultr.com (5$/per month) and ZFS is not important to me on this box.
This is a decent list of SSH's abilities from 2011 when the latest version of OpenSSH was 5.9. There have been quite a few additions and improvements since then.
I would love to see a similar article which is aims to be up to date with useful and good practices.
Anyone know of such a resource?
I don't like lists of claims that don't really aim for openness towards discussion.
This post is definitely one of those.
Just added it to my cli toolbelt, thanks!
I recommend looking at BetterTouchTool
http://www.bettertouchtool.net (free) and Alfred
http://www.alfredapp.com (free without the Powerpack). I start all programs with Alfred and use BTT taps/movements on my trackpad to arrange/resize windows. I used to fire up applications with spotlight but alfred feels much quicker + I can create lots of custom web search queries which I use all the time.
Loving this thread and the one from around two and a half years ago. I'm probably missing out on a few things as I'm still running 10.6.8.
This is actually a very interesting part of it to me!
neat, could use some more exposition to vim users :)
know any good resources or even a blog with vim-only news?
I use Bettertouchtool's window arrangement functions which you can set to (nearly) any custom shortcut you want. I use these on all applications not just Finder (in some it will not work) and I use these all the time.
my laptop:
- fn + left middle double tap -> position/maximize window to half left screen
- fn + right middle doubletap -> position/maximize window to half right screen
- fn + top middle doubletap -> maximize window
on my desktop workstations I use keyboard shortcuts.