Quick Quicky: How to run Steam when your macOS drive is case-sensitive Unfortunately companies like Steam and Adobe have still opted not to properly update their apps to be compatible with case-sensitive file systems, so if you have opted to choose this when setting up
Quick Quicky: Docker Credential Helper Or; not storing your password in plaintext, because duh.This one got me by surprise; if you log in to something like Docker Hub or so using Docker, by default it stores your
Quick Quicky: Monitoring your computer's temperatures in Ubuntu 18.10 After recently re-applying better thermal paste for the GPD Pocket 2, I wanted to also be able to keep an eye on system temperatures while running Ubuntu. Fortunately there is a pretty easy
Quick Quicky: Unzip multiple files with spaces in their filenames using command line. You might have run into a similar situation; You need to unzip several ZIP files, but running unzip *.zip command results in errors shown about files not being found. Joy.Fortunately there's way
Quick Quicky: How to get your full CPU info in macOS Because I keep forgetting how to do this myself, too, here's an easy command that reports back your CPU's info:sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_stringThis will return a string looking something like
Homelab Proxmox VE 5.3 The new version of Proxmox was released a few days ago, and brings several very nice new features with it. For me the most interesting is that they've added PCI passthrough support in
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