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I need less to display a file without any additional formatting characters.
I found the --tilde option, which got rid of the ~ characters.
Now I only need to get rid of the:
(END)
or
<filename> (END)
at the and of the page.
I am happy to recompile less , if somebody can suggest what needs to be changed in the sourcecode.
I am using less 487 on Debian 10.
You configure the prompt with -P, for instance, this will no longer show the filename or END (but still the :):
less -P ''
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Hail all:
Though I am 52, and active with computers since 1986 (those were more oversized calculators, to be correct), i have no idea what is meant with Form Data.
I know, I know, this is insane, but i just never came across this before.
Might be, I DO know it, but by a different name, maybe Dutch.
Still I am quite stuck, to be quite honest.
Tried to google it, got heaps on information as to how to clear it, restore it, save it, unsave it, ... , but nowhere an in-depth explanation of what is meant with form Data.
Now, I am building a Batch File, for speed-cleaning of certain data, when my Firefox starts to get slow ... .
Came across the "erase Form Data" command, but nae clue as to what Form Data is.
Thank you.
Ben
That rundll32 command only applies to Internet Explorer and will not touch Firefox.
Anyway, form data is data entered into html forms like your name, address and telephone etc. These form fields are edit boxes, check/radio buttons and drop-down selectors.
Firefox has its own setting to clear form data when you close the browser. Form data is very low on the list of what slows down your browser...
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How do i get my Machine Name, Kernel Version, Uptime and Current Date shown on one line using a colon as a delimiter ?
I have already tried a few commands but doesnt get displayed in a line
echo "$(hostname):$(uname -r):$(uptime | cut -d " " -f 4,5,6):$(date)"
Once you know the commands required, you can expand them in a single echo statement formatted as required.
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I would like to use VLC (or another software, if its easier) to convert midis with their sound banks into an mp3 or wav, or something of the sort. All the sound banks have the same name (with different file extension) as its respective .mid. I have .sf2 and .dls sound banks available. I don't have a great understanding of how VLC's command system works, and I am not at all sure how I would tell VLC to use a different bank for every file. I have 1308 midis to convert, so I don't really want to do it manually... I have read over the VLC wiki and understand how to convert a file, or multiple files normally. But I can't figure out how to use a different sound bank for every one without doing it manually.
If there is a better place to post this please let me know.
I don't know about VLC, but you can use timidity for converting midis to wav:
for midi in *.mid; do
name="$(basename "$midi" .mid)"
timidity -x "soundfont $name.sf2" -Ow -o - "$midi" | lame -V 0 -q 0 - "$name.mp3"
done
The example code above converts all .mid files in the current directory to .mp3s using the corresponding .sf2 soundfont.
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The Google Classroom documentation says:
A StudentSubmission resource is implicitly created for each student when a new question or assignment is created.
When I create an assignment in the class stream, and a student joins the class after this, they see the assginment as 'Not done' in their stream, and the teacher sees an extra 'Not done'. However, it seems the student can not submit the work via the API (because there is no StudentSubmission record when I query the API, cfr. documentation?). Is this expected?
Can I create a StudentSubmission manually after the coursework was posted?
After further looking into this, it seems there was a student submission in the NEW state. I was under the impression that these could not be used for submitting answers, but it seems they can.
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I was reading a article about a database programmer, who after learning he was about to be fired put six lines of code that would delete everything on the company's main computer, costing them millions and putting them out of business.
7/30/96
F:
F:\LOGIN\LOGIN 12345
CD \PUBLIC
FIX.EXE /Y F:\*.*
PURGE F:\ /ALL
Can someone tell me how this code works and what language it is programmed in? I assume SQL?
It's just some (DOS?) shell commands. The point of the example isn't how clever the code is. The exact opposite, actually: apparently anyone with basic knowledge of this company's systems, and a beginner's knowledge of the DOS shell, could have done this. (Notice in particular that their admin password was "12345".)
The example may as well be made up, and possibly is.