- Clone your repo.
curl -L https://github.com/Aldaviva/webscale/pull/3.patch | git am -3
- If there are merge conflicts, fix them, then
git am --continue
. - Make any local changes you want.
git add -A
- Commit your changes with
Closes #3
at the end of the commit message.git commit --amend
(to modify the pull request commit)git commit
(to add a new commit of you own).
- If you want to squash multiple WIP commits into one, use
git rebase -i origin/master
. - Push.
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There is a bad interaction between the Comodo intermediate CA certificates that are distributed in the Windows Trusted Root CA list and generated X.509 certificates from Comodo. This fix has to be applied repeatedly, whenever Windows autoupdates its Trusted Root CA list.
See CertPathValidatorException with Windows server and Android client for the symptoms and causes.
- start > run > mmc
- file > add/remove snap in
- certificates
See what's different between a playlist in Google Play Music and in Winamp.
- Go to your playlist in Google Play Music.
- Zoom your browser all the way out to avoid paginating the table.
- Open the Developer Tools.
- Go to the Console tab.
- Paste and run the following JavaScript.
You can use a generic HTTP client to send a JSON POST request to the BlueJeans API in order to find out if any participants are connected to the given meeting.
Name | Example | Notes |
---|---|---|
meetingNumericId |
10990 |
The meeting ID of the BlueJeans meeting to check. |
meetingPasscode |
0000 |
If the meeting has a participant passcode, you must pass either the participant or moderator passcode, otherwise, you can pass null . |
This is an alias script for ln -s
that takes arguments in either order and creates your symlink based on which files exist.
Who can ever remember the order of arguments to ln -s
? It doesn't even matter because the user's intention is always unambiguous. Also the argument order is reversed in junction.exe
on Windows, which makes it even harder to remember if you use both.
For example, GNU ln
works fine with ln -s /tmp mytmp
, but if you forget the argument order, can't figure out the useless manpage, and use the wrong order ln -s mytmp /tmp
, then it not only won't return an error, it will make a broken symlink called /tmp/mytmp
that points to the nonexistent mytmp
. This is stupid. It's clear that the user wants a symlink called mytmp
that points to /tmp
, because /tmp
exists and mytmp
doesn't.
- (required) Blue Jeans numeric Meeting ID, e.g.
494435558
- (required for meetings with a passcode) Blue Jeans meeting passcode, can be either the participant passcode or the moderator passcode, e.g.
3691
- Title of the meeting (as set by the owner), e.g.
Ben's Meeting