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#!/bin/sh

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# = tr =
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# Use the tr command to translate one character to another. 

tr ';' ',' <before.txt >after.txt

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#!/bin/sh

# convert case

tr 'A-Z' 'a-z' <before.txt >after.txt

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#!/bin/sh

# install tor from source for command line tools
# tor-resolve

# first download and install libevent - http://libevent.org/

cd libevent-2.0.19-stable/

./configure

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 = Dictionary =
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select some text then press the key combination below to open the dictionary

⌘+Ctrl+D


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 = Mac osx keyboard shortcuts =
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/* Paragraphs =============================================================================*/ 

control-A move to start of current paragraph
control-E move to end of current paragraph

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#!/bin/sh

#The last number is the time interval in seconds, making hours grouped by 3600 second segments. 
#If you wanted to wait 4 hours between backups, the number would be 14400, and so on. 

sudo defaults write /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.backupd-auto StartInterval -int 14400

#The default setting is one hour, or 3600 seconds, which can be restored with:

# sudo defaults write /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.backupd-auto StartInterval -int 3600

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time machine set up

1 - create the sparsebundle disk image with disk quitlity

2 - set the volume size to partition size of hard drive its on

3- name the sparsebundle with the ethernet id of the mac you are backing up

computername_000000000000.sparsebundle

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Back up my Dropbox to a USB Stick with Time Machine

You exclude every folder on your Mac except the Dropbox folder from your Time Machine back up


1 - Insert USB stick into Mac ( Make sure the usb stick is bigger than the size of your Dropbox )

2 - Open Disk Utility and then select the USB in the left pane and click the erase button

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#!/bin/sh

 # ===========================================
 # = textutil convert text to another format =
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# syntax

# textutil -convert fmt filename

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#!/bin/sh

say -f infile.txt -o outfile.aiff