As with everything on here, this serves to stop me having to google/copilot this every time I want to know (and can't remember). Rounding has taken place, so the numbers aren't necessarily 100% true, but they're close enough for government work. Mb/s
This has caused me pain over the years, so here's some working instructions so I can find them next time! 1. device off, no used capsule in the carrier, 700-900ml of fluid in tank. About 50/50 water & white (cleaning) vinegar 2. hold lever + button for 3
With thanks to thebiaccountant for the idea!!! I wanted a function to test if a user-entered field which was supposed to have hex codes had valid data. Easy enough to do? regex has it down... not so much in PQ... To this end, I created a pair of PQ functions
As my file server at home is UnRAID based, all of the files end up being owned by "nobody:users". This is fine, however UnRAID thinks nobody is 99, whereas debian/ubuntu/others are happy with nobody being 65534. So I find myself re-numbering nobody frequently.....
I got fed up with the (albeit straightforward) task of "NOPASSWD"-ing my user on every new Linux instance I spun up, so I here's a gist for the creation of a /etc/sudoers.d/username file .. YMMV - and of course this is not suitable
Adding dummy rows of data
Make creating Role Playing Dimension tables easier