Zonciu

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.NOTES
How to use: Open Visual Studio, go to Tools – External Tools to bring up the External Tools dialog, add a new tools menu with the following configuration:
Title: Manage User Secrets (Or whatever you want)
Command: C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe (Path to powershell.exe)
Arguments: Path-to-this-script(e.g. D:\VisualStudioTools\usersecrets.ps1)
Initial Directory: $(ProjectDir)

.PARAMETER ProjectFilePath
The csproj file's path, or keep it empty to search *.csproj file in initial directory

timabell

#!/bin/bash -v
# backing up a vm

cd /media/tim/WD6/

base="/home/tim/VirtualBox VMs"

src=win10-2018

mv $src.tar.lz4 $src.tar.lz4.old

tvararu

Notes about tools for measuring and learning about performance.

Tools that can be used

Name + Link	Usecase
Google Pagespeed Insights (PSI)	Measuring load and render performance, highlighting basic responsive design issues
What does my site cost	Measuring how much the payload of a website costs in different countries
Webpagetest	Measuring load and render performance, with comprehensive video and waterfall charts, on a choice of devices and connection speeds
Google Lighthouse ("Audits" tab in Chrome Devtools)	Measuring load and render performance, and some basic best practice, PWA, and accessibility criteria

tvararu

name: bat

# Project hooks
# Runs on project start, always
# on_project_start: command
# Run on project start, the first time
# on_project_first_start: command
# Run on project start, after the first time
# on_project_restart: command
# Run on project exit ( detaching from tmux session )

tvararu

//
// Compile with:
//     gcc -std=c99 heresy.c
//
// Run with:
//     ./a.out
//
// It outputs:
//     0
//