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use existing disk image

• create a vm
• note down the vm id, disk location and disk size.
• enter directory and make sure size is correct
• replace the disk.raw file
• enter command: qm rescan

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  /**
   * get a random Integer number ∈ [minValue, maxValue)
   */
  public Integer getRandomNumberBetween(Integer minValue, Integer maxValue) {

    if (minValue > maxValue) {
      // swap position
      Integer tmp = minValue;
      minValue = maxValue;
      maxValue = tmp;

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# Linux: /home/me/.ssh/config
# macOS: /Users/me/.ssh/config
# Windows: C:\Users\me\.ssh\config

# macOS - localhost - fish shell
HOST localhost
  Hostname localhost
  User me
  Port 22
  IdentityFile /Users/me/.ssh/id_ed25519

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Need to login as root

Host: /etc/pve/lxc/XXX.conf

arch: amd64
cores: 1
features: nesting=1
hostname: MY_HOST_NAME
memory: 512

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Podman sucks at this stage. Please enable docker

1. Enable docker

systemctl enable docker

2. Add yourself to docker group. Log out and log back in to take effect

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Create folders

• _staging (or M:) downloadCenter
• (Shortcut) %HOME%\Downloads\localDownloadCenter

SMB

• Map network drives

Login

• log in to MS account

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Linux

ssh-keygen -t ed25519

cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub > ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
chmod 700 ~/.ssh
chmod 400 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
chmod 400 ~/.ssh/id_ed25519

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public with sharing class FibonacciGenerator implements Iterable<Long> {
  private Integer howMany = 0;

  public FibonacciGenerator(Integer howMany) {
    this.howMany = howMany;
  }

  public Iterator<Long> iterator() {
    return new FibonacciIterator(howMany);
  }

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# admin terminal
wsreset -i
# then wait for around 30s

yep. Simple is that.

P.s. when second user wants store as well, run

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# Change this section accordingly

DEV_HUB_CLIENT_ID="(CLIENT_ID_OF_EXTERNAL_CLIENT_APP)"
DEV_HUB_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH="(path/to/private/key/file)"
SIGNUP_USERNAME="(ADMIN_USERNAME)"
LOGIN_URL="https://(ORG_MY_DOMAIN_NAME)"
DEV_HUB_ALIAS="(myAwesomeDevelopmentOrg)"

# Log in with JWT
sf org login jwt \