On Linux with PulseAudio installed.
List all devices To list all of our devices we can run this command:
pactl list sources Record an audio device We will be using the Source #Number from the command above here. Replace the placeholder (<Source Number>) in the command below with it.
Recording one input:
ffmpeg -f pulse -i <Source Number> pulse.
Working on a project and don’t want to or can’t install ESLint as a devDependency in your package.json? or maybe you just want ESLint to work on all of your projects instantly without all of the per app configuration. The steps described below will help you.
Installing ESLint Globally Before starting, ensure you have Node.js installed along with npm (which should come packaged with your Node install).
How This Happened My laptop has broken keys, luckily just all the numbers and the letter o, but unluckily my password was 1234 (I know..).
I was only able to login previously because whilst I had access to a USB keyboard at home, I setup my bluetooth one to auto connect at login. Of course whilst I’m away I take just my bluetooth keyboard.
Creating the Pivot Table Select your whole table including headers With your table selected, go to Data > Pivot Table > Insert or Edit… Select Current selection for Selection then click OK On this page, you can drag the available fields to any box you want (Filters, Column, Row and Data). For what I am doing I will drag my headers into these boxes and click OK: This will create a new sheet by default with this:
Installation Change apt to the package manager you want to use.
$ apt install screen Usage Run script in a ‘screen’ $ screen ./scriptName.sh List screens $ screen -ls Resume a screen session One session running $ screen -r Multiple sessions running If you have multiple screen sessions running, you have to list them first to get their ids:
In most cases you are going to want to make seperate partitions for each of the following mount points:
/ (root)
/boot or /boot/efi
/home
swap
/ / is the top-level directory. Everything by default will be placed here unless a different file system is mounted in the path being written to, such as /home.
Using mod_status Enable the mod in your config
Find mod_status in your apache config file, by default it is commented out with a #. Just simply remove this.
LoadModule status_module modules/mod_status.so Setup access point
Now you are going to have to setup out access point, for this we will just make a <Location> in an appropriate config.
geometricPrecision <svg width="279" height="136" viewBox="0 0 279 136" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <rect y="1" width="100" height="100" fill="black" shape-rendering="geometricPrecision"/> <path d="M150 33L208.024 135.75H91.9763L150 33Z" fill="black" shape-rendering="geometricPrecision"/> <ellipse cx="229" cy="51" rx="50" ry="51" fill="black" shape-rendering="geometricPrecision"/> </svg> This method takes a little more processing power, but in the end I believe it is totally worth it. You will be left with smoother edges becuase it can harness the power of anti-aliasing.