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There’s been a lot of recent buzz around coding workshops and programmes. These coding workshops generally exposes kids with a myriad of cool activities, ranging from the simple introduction to the world of programming...
Generating UUIDs when needing to create a quick set of sample data is something I need to do quite often. With MacOS, there is a utility that comes out of the box that helps...
If you stumbled upon this post, you too must have been checking out your WordPress database and wondering why your wp_options tables is so huge! I did exactly that recently for another WordPress-based site...
Is Forklift 3 good finder replacement app? How does it compare to Path Finder 7? See what I’ve found out after using it for almost a month.
With the HTTP Request connector on Mule, you will notice that you cannot use Mule Expression Language (MEL) on the Path configurations. The connector evaluates that config literally and would assume /#[payload] as is...
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One of the recent demo I was working on at work required me to integrate with GSuite Admin’s Directory API. In most use-cases, working on the API’s authorisation using OAuth 2.0 is straightforward. However,...
If you’re running HomeBridge on a Raspberry Pi like your’s truly and is facing the HomeBridge No Accessories Responding problem, well here are perhaps some steps that might help you fix the issue. It’s...
I recently came across the TP-Link HS110 Smart Plug which was priced quite reasonably and had energy monitoring built-in. The fact that it worked with Amazon Alexa made it more intriguing to test it...
I recently got myself an Intel NUC to replace my aging Dell desktop that I use as a home server. The NUCs are quite an amazing unit. It has everything within the unit except...
Need to be able to write onto an NTFS disk? Then check out this tip for that free NTFS write support on Mac
I recently bought a Razer Orochi 8200 (aka 2015/2016 version depending who you talk to) to use for my MacBook on the go. I’ve always been a fan of the Razer Orochi and Razer...
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