How to Base64 Encode/Decode in the Terminal/CLI
If you need to either Encode or Decode a Base64 value, there are many ways to achieve this, one of them is directly from your commandline itself!
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If you need to either Encode or Decode a Base64 value, there are many ways to achieve this, one of them is directly from your commandline itself!
There are a few different ways to enable Syntax Highlighting in Vim.
Add syntax on to your local ~/.vimrc
echo "syntax …
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You may come across a message that reads similar to the following:
<meta charset="utf-8">Encoded authorization failure message
A full …
Read Article →If you need to generate a random AlphaNumeric string from the Linux/MacOS Command-Line, then you can use the following script:
dd if=/dev/random bs=8 …
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Sometimes you will find that your Mac is running very hot, and you may want to keep track of it over time to see if it’s persistent or only a …
Read Article →This error often looks something like:
.zshrc: /usr/local/bin/aws: bad interpreter:
/usr/local/opt/python/bin/python3.6: no such file or directory …
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If you have a CommandLine application (CLI) written in Python, you have a number of ways that you can take arguments from the user.
You could take the …
Read Article →If you get the following error while trying to install something via Homebrew
AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'split' - make: *** …
By default, Docker pushes its images to Docker Hub.
While Docker Hub is a great way to share both your public and private images, you may find the …
Read Article →So for some strange reason, your audio has stopped playing through the Macbook Pro speakers, but if you plug in an external audio device, it still …
Read Article →chmod alters the permissions for a file or directory, you could allow full read/write access to a file or directory by running the following command: …
You may find your /var/log/journal directory taking up a lot of disk-space.
How do you go about removing, or deleting all these files under var log …