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shuttle - A simple SSH shortcut menu for OS X
Disable auto-restore in preview
Quite simple paste this line into terminal:
defaults write com.apple.Preview NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool FALSE
to reenable it:
defaults write com.apple.Preview NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool TRUE
An extended look at SSH features that can serve a variety of purposes for different use cases.
Reset a assume unchanged
Things to think of before reinstalling your OSX
Licence keys:
Office
Adobe
Custom settings:
php.ini
my.cnf
hosts
vhosts.conf
.zshrc
.profile
App data:
Invoices
Billing
Databases
Alfred workflows
Provisioning profiles
Transmit favourites
Awesome GUI for Homebrew
Once in a while there comes an App along which is just awesome. The one I'm talking about is Cakebrew. A GUI for Homebrew. Not that many people will need it, but you really want it. It shows you the current state of all your formulars and which needs to be updated.
And the developer seams to be a cool dude too. The hole app is open source, hosted on Github and he implemented a feature which I requested (for fullscreen mode) within 2 hours.
I've setup Windows 7 on my Mac with bootcamp. Here's an article how to use the invert scrolling from Mac on Windows.
Backup and restore all mysql databases at once
For a new clean install of my mac I had to backup all mysql databases which is pretty simple when you know how to. Just run:
mysqldump -u username -p --all-databases > mysql-backup.sql
to backup everything at once and the following to restore it
mysql -u username -p < mysql-backup.sql
Disable local time machine backup
If time machine can't find the backup location it will automatically put the backup on your local machine, making it faster to transfer when it backup location is in reach. Unfortunately this will fill your hard drive. To disable this behaviour just use the following command line:
sudo tmutil disablelocal
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Redirect user to login page on access denied in symfony
Add the following line to your security config (app/config/security.yml)
security: access_denied_url: /login
Does exactly what the name suggests. A simple script which counts a number up or down.
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A little insight into MailChimp and PHP in general. Nowadays it’s not as important which programming language you use, but which framework and components. No language is capable of solving all problems a modern web application brings with it. But frameworks and there bundles are. So focus on those things rather than the language itself.