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| .bat https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24223630/how-to-git-pull-for-multiple-repos-on-windows | |
| .sh https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3497123/run-git-pull-over-all-subdirectories |
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Add path to
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Commit changes.
by Walter Teng, Jun 2021
Normally, chrome settings can be accessed by either:
- typing
chrome://settings/on the omnibar or - by click on the "customize and control" button (aka 3 dot button) on the top right corner of chrome to access the chrome menu.
With the settings below, we can perform the same actions in 4 keystrokes or less
Ever wish that you can turn your browser into a quick writing pad just to store some temporary strings of data?
This can be done by using the contenteditable attribute that is supported by most modern browser. Just copy the following code snippet in the browser omnibar and type away
Tip 1: save the following snippet as a bookmark and you can access it quickly via the bookmarks bar.
Tip 2: This should be used for temporary data that you don't mind losing. The notes will not be saved anywhere, unless you do a CTRL + S to save the webpage.
| /* Apply styles to containing divs for slides */ | |
| .slides { | |
| /* Set overflows to allow for auto vertical scroll bar and no horizontal scroll bar */ | |
| overflow-x: hidden !important; | |
| overflow-y: auto !important; | |
| /* Enable pointer events so users can click and drag on scrollbars */ | |
| pointer-events: auto !important; | |
| } | |
| /* |