If you have a bunch of folders and want to individually zip them up, the simplest method is to right click and compress the folder. But, if you have many folders it can get tiresome. I searched around and found a way to to run a small bash script that will loop through the top-level folders in a directory and create a zip from it. For example, say you have: Main folder: - MyFolder - Another Fo
Let's say you have a list of images that another tool has created. Let's say you need to download each of those images and then do something with them. Instead of manually pasting each URL into a browser and saving the image, this trick will do them all in one go. Create a text file like, such as images.txt. Enter all the URLs into it like so: https://mysite.com/image1.jpg http://anothersite.com/l
Shopify has a library called Theme Kit, which lets you use your local environment to build theme that then deploy to Shopify and lat yo preview on their infrastructure. Most tutorials will guide you in setting this up akin to mid 2000's development where you FTP every change to the server and view the changes on the live site. The trouble with this comes when you want to work on something that wil
I could write about Elvis Juice at great length. It's one of my regulars in the weekly food delivery. Going into this advent calendar, I thought that Elvis Juice would be hard to top. Now having tried several other fruity beers, I'm having second thoughts. At the moment, I can't decide if I have a new favourite in the others I've tried, but I don't think Elvis Juice has a safe seat in my top 5. I'
Much like the Pale Ale from a few days back, this does exatly what it says on the tin. It's a larger, but has what other lagers seem to have lost: character. BrewDog sells this in supermarkets in boxes of 12, a large quantity by their standards, so it defiitely has a mass-market appeal. By my usual tastes, this is a little weak on flavor, but I typically prefer beers to be strong, dark, and almos
I must admit, I took the can out of the box, saw the orange colour, and instantly thought "Oh shit, I've had this before and hated it." Thankfully, Brewdog have either since changed the recipe, or I was having a bad day. Clockwork is a Tangerine Session IPA, and it certainly smells citrusy. As with most BrewDog beers so far, the taste doesen't quite live up to the smell, but it's a surprisingly ta
I wrote about 10 crappy jokes about this beers name. It's almost like BrewDog's marketing department were off that day. Or, they're geniouses of epic proportions. I dunno. If they can use siplistic naming, I can employ a simplistic choice in glass: the one nearest the front of the cudboard – a gin glass, specifically. I'm expecting this to be a good, run of the mill pale ale. takes several sips Y
Feels like it's been ages since I've had a normal beer. In reality, it's been a couple days. Jack Hammer just feels like a good beer. It's simple, but simple in the best way possible. It's hoppy, it's a little bitter, and reasonably strong (7.2%). There's a pleasant aftertaste that lingers, and it warms as it goes down. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I like it. I'd order this in the weekly shop, if it were available.
Before even opening the can, there's a few things that excite me: The can has a printed label, which makes me think this brewed in a smaller than normal batchIt has grapefruit in it, which one of my favourite BrewDog beers also has (Elvis Juice) – my expectations are highIt's a pilsner, which I've not had too much of in the pastIt smells unlike anything else I've had before. There's notes of grape
For the second day in a row, todays beer isn't pure fruit; i'm liking this trend. At 7.2%, it's on the stronger end of beers, but my no means high. It packs a punch, though it disguises its strength fairly well I'll be honest, I'm struggling to write about this beer. It's neither amazing nor boring. It's strong but doesn't taste it. It has flavour but not too much. Taste, but regrettably, somewhat