Josh L joshlawton

Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac

Configure > Hardware > Network 1 > Type: Default Adapter
Preferences > Advanced > Network: Change Settings > select Shared and click 'Okay'

Grunt Server

In your app's Gruntfile.js or ~/grunt/config/server/connect.js, set connect server's hostname in the options to * to allow access to the server from anywhere. Unless otherwise changed, the default hostname is set to 0.0.0.0. (Based on my understanding, 0.0.0.0 will allow connections from any source on the same network adapter, whereas * will allow connections from any and all other network adapters--such as Parallels.)

var taskConfig = function(grunt) {
  grunt.config.set('connect', {

Setup Visual Studio Code Live Server to Use HTTPS

How to setup Live Server extension for Visual Studio Code to use HTTPS with your own SSL certificate without Chrome complaining about an untrusted certificate or insecure origin.

✅ Chrome 115.0.5790.75

✅ macOS Monterey 12.6.7

Warning

Make sure Chrome is not already running.

	/**
	* Raw JSON response for event flair images displayed on Google Calendar
	* Source: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/flairdata
	* @see https://www.quora.com/What-are-all-the-keywords-for-the-new-Google-Calendar-Android-app-that-will-generate-those-beautiful-images-in-the-agenda-view
	* @see https://github.com/balazsorban44/google-calendar-web-material/blob/master/app/languages/events-EN.js
	*/

	[
	[
	"flairdataaction.rsr",

	/**
	* When formatting a string in title case, we capitalize the all words except articles, conjunctions,
	* copulae (forms of "to be"), and prepositions (with four or fewer characters).
	* The first and last words are always capitalized.
	*
	* Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_case#Title_case
	*
	* This regex uses a negative lookahead to only match the keywords if they aren't at the beginning of a line.
	* Note that this regex uses the multiline flag, indicating to match each line, not just the entire string.
	*

	# To use these color variables in your zsh scripts or terminal:
	#
	# 1. Save this content to a file, for example `terminal_colors.sh`.
	# 2. Source the file in your script or shell session:
	# ```sh
	# source /path/to/terminal_colors.sh
	# ```
	# 3. Use the variables in your echo statements or prompts:
	# ```sh
	# echo "${BLUE}This is blue text${RESET}"