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• Migration From Older to v5
  • Props
  • Reactive Component Variables
    • $state
    • $derived
    • Reactive declarations
    • Binding an input value:
  • Slots (Snippets)
    • Named Slots
  • Events

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Ventoy

• (1) Download
• (2) Windows
• (2) Linux
• (3) Configure After Install
• Troubleshooting
• Useful Info

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Lego Fortnite Etiquette

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Villages

• Unless you've gotten permission:
  • Don't destroy decorations or buildings.
  • Don't take items from chests, and leave the order of items in chests as is.
• Don't strip mine caves near a village, the location may have been chosen to gather resources to build/level the village.

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Set Up Signed Commits for GitHub

I opted to use an SSH key for signing, mainly because I already had one set up for cloning/pulling/pushing. It also seemed the easiest setup compared to the GPG stuff.

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1. Run

   git config --global gpg.format ssh
   git config --global user.signingkey ~/.ssh/<KEY_NAME>.pub

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How to Convert Author Info in Multiple GitHub Repos

This came about because I saw how easy it was to view my info (name and email) by just adding .patch at the end of a commit URL on GitHub.

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1. Go to https://github.com/settings/emails to view your current mappings for emails. For each email there'll be a Not visible in emails section. Take note of the sentence that calls out We will instead use followed by an email. That users.noreply.github.com email is the one that's going to be used going forward.
   • Also make sure these items are checked

[X] Keep my email addresses private

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Unix Command Equivalents on Windows

Unix Command	Command	PowerShell	What It Does
which <EXECUTABLE>	where <EXECUTABLE>	(Get-Command -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -Name <EXECUTABLE>).Path	Outputs a path to an executable if it exists, or a blank string. Usually used to help determine if something is installed/available to use.

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Windows Settings

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Bluetooth

How to remove device that can't be removed from the Bluetooth window?
Sometimes you can't pair a new device (like a new game controller) because there's a conflict with an old device. When you try to remove the device it may keep reporting 'Failed to remove'. If you go into Device Manager > View > Show Hidden Devices, and then expand the Bluetooth section you may see grayed out duplicate entries for your device. Try removing those and see if the troublesome device disappears from the Bluetooth window.

How to set up an XBox controller
I got a USB to Bluetooth dongle, and for an older controller I was able to just plug it in, go to Bluetooth > Add Device > Everything else, put the controller into pairing mode and it would just show up and pair.

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Networking

• Commands
• For Virtual Machines
  • Manually Create a Bridge Interface
  • Automate Creation of Bridge Interface
• Sources

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Vim

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Commands

Open a file and navigate to a specific line number (in this case line 136):

vim +136 ~/some/path/index.js

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Linux Mint

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During Install

• Installation Type
  • Erase disk and install
    • Advanced > use LVM

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