ImageMagick has a command line tool called identify which can read image metadata:

>identify -verbose DSC00136.JPG
Image: DSC00136.JPG
  Format: JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group JFIF format)
  Class: DirectClass
  Geometry: 5472x3648+...

jQuery doesn't store information about event listeners and data values with the element itself. This information is instead stored in a global, internal jQuery cache object. Every time you add an event listener or data value to a jQuery object, ...

There are several tools for DNS debugging which offer you more or less information. Most of the time the more simple ones, like host oder nslookup will be sufficient.

host

simple DNS lookup utility.

>host heise.de
heise.de has addr...

The way Rational#to_s works on Ruby has changed from Ruby 1.9 on. Here is how to get the old behavior back.

You may want this for things where Rationals are being used, like when subtracting Date objects from one another.

What's happening?...

The way MySQL's FULLTEXT tokenizer splits text into word tokens might not always be what you need. E.g. it splits a word at period characters.

Since the tokenizer has near-zero configuration options (minimum word length and stopwords list), you n...

If your external displays not switching on or showing a weird behavior (for e.g. all displays getting the same configuration all the time) you can fix it by switching off all external displays and re-enabling only one in the first step. Afterwards...

SSHKit 1.9.0 might fail with the following error, when trying to deploy a Rail application. Upgrading the gem to version 1.21.0 fixed the issue.

Traceback (most recent call last):
	17: from /home/user/.rbenv/versions/2.5.0/lib/ruby/...

Warning: Because of (unclear) rounding issues and missing decimal places (see examples below),
do NOT use this when dealing with money. Use our amount helper instea...

By default parallel_tests will spawn as many test processes as you have CPUs. If you have issues with flaky tests, reducing the...

Optimize for

• Notebook: 1280x800 (many consumer notebooks)
• Netbook: 1024x600
• Desktop: 1440x900 / 1680x1050 (19"- und 22"-Widescreen-TFTs)
• iPad: 768x1024

Notebooks

• 1280x800 (13.3"-15.4", 16:10)
• 1440x900 (15.4", 16:10)
• 1680x1...