git log -S "..."
git log -S "..." --pickaxe-regex
git log -G "..."
git log --grep="..."
See docs for
alias la="ls -a" | |
mkcd() { | |
mkdir $1 && cd $1 | |
} |
const { | |
chain, | |
filter, | |
count, | |
groupBy, | |
map | |
} = require("./chaining") | |
const transforms = [ |
public abstract record StronglyTypedId<TValue>(TValue Value) | |
where TValue : notnull | |
{ | |
public override sealed string ToString() => $"{Value}"; | |
} |
function round(value, precision) { | |
return Number(Math.round(value + "e" + precision) + "e-" + precision) | |
} | |
function strictCompare(left, right) { | |
console.log(`strictCompare(${left}, ${right})`); | |
return left === right; | |
} |
function Deferred() { | |
this.resolve = null; | |
this.reject = null; | |
this.promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => { | |
this.resolve = resolve; | |
this.reject = reject; | |
}); | |
} |
import { wrapInDisablerProxyFactory } from "./wrapInDebugModeProxy" | |
describe("Enable/disable functions", () => { | |
const obj = { | |
flipTheFlag(target) { | |
target.flag = true | |
}, | |
inner: { | |
anotherFlipTheFlag(target) { |
This post takes you through creating a partition, formatting it and finally mount it in the filesystem.
These procedures where tested on Linux Mint 19
$ sudo fdisk -l
The result will vary depending on the number of disk you have. On my computer I got these three entries: