Did You Know?..
You can run shell commands from within VIM?
Here’s how 👇
Wait!? What's the syntax?..
Did You Know?..
You can run shell commands from within VIM?
Here’s how 👇
I’m developing more YouTube videos and one of them is: Introduction to TMUX
Here’s what I have so far:
A couple of things to note:
Did you know?..
When merging 2 divergent branches in Git, you perform a Recursive (or 3-Way) Merge.
This involves the two branch tips and the common ancestor.
This video shows you what that looks 👀 like.
VIM has a “find and replace” feature called string substitution:
Here’s a quick introduction by me:
Keychain is actually a front-end to ssh-agent
Keychain will re-use your original ssh-agent.
Not create a new instance per shell.
Some of the images are not my own 🙂
Here I explain the concepts that make up ssh key authentication and keychain:
Here, I show you how to implement keychain:
I read from @david_perell writing is as much discovery as it is refining your thinking.
So true!
I’m writing my script for a new YouTube video and what began as:
“what do I talk about on this subject”
is turning into:
“Oh wait, I forgot about that”
And
“Ooh, and I forgot about this too”.
I 💓it!!!!
Here’s 2 ways to view the same state information with ‘systemctl’.
systemctl --lines 0 status sshd.service
systemctl list-units sshd.service
If you read plenty of personal development literature, you always here the concept of Personal Responsibility.
But what does it REALLY MEAN and how do you practice this???
Here’s one way to ACTUALLY PRACTICE Personal Responsibility:
Don’t focus on resources, focus on resourcefulness
Can’t remember and too lazy to look up
If you focus on recourses, you’re likely to focus on what you DON’T HAVE. Essentially deferring the solution-seeking.
If you focus on resourcefulness, you’re looking at what you DO HAVE and making the most of that. And exercising your free agency.
This takes creativity and a little bit of courage.
Keep in mind though, that
Wisdom is the timely application of knowledge
@DandapaniLLC (Twitter)
Sometimes you DO need more resources; and sometimes resourcefulness is not enough.
But don’t ASSUME you always need more resources before you’ve had an honest look at yourself first.
Sometimes, just sometimes: Good enough is good enough.