List Sizes of Subfolders in MacOs To show the size of subfolders in macOS, you can use several methods. Here are three common methods: using Finder, Terminal, and a third-party application. Method 1: Using Finder Open Finder: Navigate to the folder where you want to check the size of subfolders. Enable Size Column: Go to View in the menu bar and select as List to switch to list view. Then, go to View again and select Show View Options (or press Command + J)....
Brew Cleanup Brew cleanup frees up space in macOS and Linux devices by removing old versions of formulae and small kegs of data. Let’s look at sample instructions: Remove a Formula $ brew cleanup <formula> # clean everything up at once $ brew cleanup We can access “help” using -h. $ brew cleanup -h brew cleanup [--prune=days] [--dry-run] [-s] [formulae]: For all installed or specific formulae, remove any older versions from the cellar....
Linux Special characters in a shell (@, , €, ~) Introduction Let’s explore the usage of special characters in a shell environment, specifically focusing on Linux and macOS systems. These special characters, such as “@”, “”, “€”, “~”, and “|”, can be particularly useful when working with commands and scripts. Here we go right alt + Q = @ right alt + ß = right alt + ^ = | right alt + e = € right alt + n = ~...
How to get own external IP via terminal (curl) This command even provides some additional interesting information: curl ipinfo.io If you prefer the “Way of the Browser”: https://whatismyipaddress.com/
Publish a website or a blog on github pages Introduction: Are you looking to share your website with the world? GitHub Pages provides an easy and free way to publish your static website directly from your GitHub repository. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of publishing your website on GitHub Pages, allowing you to showcase your work and make it accessible to a global audience. Step 1: Create a Repository: Start by creating a new repository on GitHub....