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[Mac] The easiest way to install X Code Command Line Tools in 2019
1. Open up a terminal from Finder or Spotlight and type in or paste in: gcc Then you should be prompted to install the X Code command line tools like…
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[Mac] How to find the FQDN of a Mac OSX machine in 2019
Terminal Open a terminal / command prompt in OSX, you can do this by typing in 'terminal' in Spotlight or Finder. Then copy and paste the command below to retrieve…
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[Linux] – Create a folder with the current date and time – 2019. And make it file system compliant! EASY!
Linux Command: current_date_and_time=$(date +%YY.%mM.%dD_%HH_%MM_%SS) && mkdir -p YOUR_FOLDER_NAME_$current_date_and_time What this command is doing is running 'date' with a specified format of YYYY.MM.DD_HH_MM_SS which is compatible across all operating systems; then…