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Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites

how-to-download-movie-from-srf

Check Network Request

Analyze the request and response

seems as the movie stream is sliced up in many .ts files with just a few seconds
m3u file found: index_0_av.m3u
```
  #EXTM3U
```

#EXT-X-TARGETDURATION:10

Eclipse IDE editor settings

	{
	"anytime": [
	"Nasta prieschta",
	"Houdärä",
	"CHUT!",
	"Än Empälär",
	"ul-dschima-go",
	"PHP\nParty Hard Problem",
	"Mit wehnenden Fahnen",
	"Let's do scissors",

	license: gpl-3.0
	height: 500
	scrolling: no
	border: yes
	To add a thumbnail

	# WP-CLI - Commands

	wp help <befehl>

	# update wordpress installation and its database
	wp core update
	wp core update-db
	# update plugins and themes
	wp plugin update --all
	wp theme update --all

	compgen -c # will list all the commands you could run.

	compgen -a # will list all the aliases you could run.
	compgen -b # will list all the built-ins you could run.
	compgen -k # will list all the keywords you could run.
	compgen -A function # will list all the functions you could run.
	compgen -A function -abck # will list all the above in one go.

	# Forgotten passphrase for private ssh key
	# you need to remove your SSH public/private keys, recreate them,
	# and then add your newly created public key to the servers
	# and online services you use.

	# Remove your SSH public/private keys:
	rm ~/.ssh/id_rsa*

	# Recreate the keypair, choosing a new passphrase:
	ssh-keygen -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa

	# Extract first page of PDF as JPG image
	# e.g. for creating thumbnails of pdf
	# for use in OS X Terminal
	# get the first page of a PDF as an image, e.g. its cover image

	sips -s format jpeg /Users/<username>/Desktop/Python_for_Data_Analysis.pdf -o /Users/<username>/Desktop/cover.jpg

	!! - Last command
	!foo - Run most recent command starting with 'foo...' (ex. !ps, !mysqladmin)
	!foo:p - Print command that !foo would run, and add it as the latest to command history
	!$ - Last 'word' of last command ('/path/to/file' in the command 'ls -lAFh /path/to/file', '-uroot' in 'mysql -uroot')
	!$:p - Print word that !$ would substitute
	!* - All but first word of last command ('-lAFh /path/to/file' in the command 'ls -lAFh /path/to/file', '-uroot' in 'mysql -uroot')
	!:p - Print words that ! would substitute

	^foo^bar - Replace 'foo' in last command with 'bar', print the result, then run. ('mysqladmni -uroot', run '^ni^in', results in 'mysqladmin -uroot')