The rambling of an unimportant person
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
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
Shopify has a library called Theme Kit [https://shopify.dev/themes/tools/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 com
It’s been a while, hasn’t it. Since my last post, the new car has: been assembled from a pile of aluminum, steel, plastic, and several dead cows; been shipped from South Carolina USA to Southampton UK; passed through customs; and finally transported to Berry BMW at Heathrow. It was there for all of 48 hours before I arrived to collect it, in all its unwashed glory, per my request. > View this p
Let me explain. I’ve grown tired of the hot hatch market. I currently own (owned?) a Ford Focus ST-3. It was a fun car, and I specced it relatively well, but it had issues from the start. The 19″ wheels I specced left little in the way of comfort, and the infotainment system definitely shows its age. Trying to zoom and pan around the sat nav map was infuriatingly slow. It also made my wife queasy