Until now I’ve been getting by right enough running .net version 6.0 on Ubuntu. However, today I wanted to use raw string literals, aka “”” quoted multi line strings: This involved installing .net 7.0 on Ubuntu, which was pretty easy honestly: And then: With that done: I then restarted Rider, and saw that it had … Read more
I made a previous post about how you can use a couple of actions built into Google Sheets to help you delete empty rows for a given column. In that post I got a comment asking if it’s possible to automate the deletion in some way. It is. And to do that, one way would … Read more
Today I faced an issue where I was copy / pasting rows from a LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet document into a new Google Sheets spreadsheet. The problem I faced was when I did this, I retained all the empty rows / gaps in between that I didn’t want. Here’s a basic example of what I started … Read more
Today I hit on an issue whereby I tried to bring up a new Docker project, using a named network, and hit the following error: Which isn’t the most helpful thing in flagging that I had hit the default maximum number of networks that a Docker host can have active. There’s a potential quick fix … Read more
Today I needed to reset a user’s password on a WordPress blog which uses MySQL as its backing database. The WordPress blog, the MySQL database, and the NGINX server are all running on the remote server via Docker. More specifically they use a docker-compose.yaml file. How this docker-compose.yaml file looks is not super important, but … Read more
In learning C# I have resisted using Windows, continuing to use Linux (Ubuntu) for all my software development, which in this case is no doubt holding me back in ways I do not yet even realise. For my C# coding I am using JetBrains Rider IDE. Having already installed the Dot Net Core runtime and … Read more
How can I remove the text [ MyBook ] from [ MyBook ] Chapter 5.docx using the linux command line, for multiple files? This was the question I wanted to answer, as I was too lazy to manually rename each file one by one. Right, so step 1: take a backup. There is nothing worse … Read more