Open browser console with keyboard shortcut
| Chrome | CTRL+Shift+J |
| Firefox / Firebug | CTRL+Shift+L |
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To open a terminal quickly navigate to System → Preferences → Keyboard Shortcuts. There, click the "Run a terminal" row (It should be in the "Desktop" section) and press the keyboard shortcut you like.
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Migrate searchkick from Elasticsearch client to Opensearch client without Downtime
General
A general overview about why and how we migrate can be found under Migrating from Elasticsearch to Opensearch
This card deals with specifics concerning the use of searchkick.
Step 1: Make Opensearch available for ...
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OpenAI TTS: How to generate audio samples with more than 4096 characters
OpenAI is currently limiting the Audio generating API endpoint to text bodies with a maximum of 4096 characters.
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Open the on-screen keyboard on an iPhone or iPad with Javascript
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Im using the terminator terminal with the keyboard shortcut Control+Shift+E for splitting the terminal. I got used to this shortcut.
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Vim: How to write a file you opened without sudo
Have you ever opened a file with vim, edited it and when you wanted to save your changes it told you "Can't open file for writing", because you opened it without sudo? There's an easy hack to let you write it anyway:
:w !sudo tee %
The...
How to emulate simple classes with plain JavaScript
If you want a class-like construct in JavaScript, you can use the module pattern below. The module pattern gives you basic class concepts like a constructor, private state, public methods.
Since the module pattern only uses basic JavaScript, your...
console-for opens a Rails console remotely on a Capistrano deployment target
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Linux: Open a file with the default application
If you are on a Linux shell and want to open a file with whatever default application is configured for that type, this often works:
xdg-open Quote.odt
xdg-open invoice.pdf
xdg-open index.html
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