Couldn’t communicate with a helper application
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Complex way, but allowed you to customise the output. Simple and shorter way Extra: Find the newest files in shell
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I would like to run ab test on my website on MacOS Upgrade OpenSSL in MacOS
The cleanup (brew cleanup) command will remove outdated installed package versions. To affect a particular package/formula, you may supply a formula name like so: brew cleanup $FORMULA. brew cleanup only cleans outdated package versions if you have the newest version installed, so first brew upgrade then brew cleanup It saved me 5GB at /usr/local/
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You need older version of Android Platform Tools to solve this problem You may use this version Android Platform Tools 26.0.1 Copy the fastboot to /usr/local/bin on your Mac.
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I always use this way to rename *.png.png to *.png
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I receive this error message while using wkhtmltoimage. In Mac, it it not allow you to use Preview to save to other format. It will display cannot write, or enable to save. The fastest way to solve this problem, can be done in Automator, you can use Photo -> Flip Image -> Flip Image then
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I’m wondering why Safari on my Mac always slower load on facebook.com, but fast in Google Chrome. I did set the DNS for my network to Google DNS 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 and it doesn’t help much. facebook.com reverse the IP differently from different location, if your browser prefetching it, maybe slow down from the previous
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I need to find some string in all folders. Note: -r is recursive -n is line number -w stands match the whole word
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