Don't require password for sudo commands as non-root user
Sometimes you don't want to have to enter your password every time you run a sudo command - this blog post walks you through disabling that.
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SCSS Reverse direction
There may be a point in your CSS coding that you want to know the opposite of a direction (e.g. up, down). This function allows you to pass it a direction and get the opposite back!
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The Digital Bucket List for People in the Web
Last September I gave a talk at Bytes 2016, a mini-conference for people in the web about my digital bucket list for people who work with the internet.
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Find folders on a linux server that do not have a file
I needed to locate any folder following a particular pattern that did not have a particular file. The command allows you to locate the folders and perform actions on them.
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Rarely handy Git commands
There are rare times when you need a slightly obscure git command. You spent several minutes googling, crafting and constructing your command only to run it once and not need it again for a while. This blog post will serve as my dumping ground for those odd commands I seldom
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HTML 5 collapsable information - works in a Github/Gitlab issue
It may be that you wish to include a lot of information in a Github issue (or anywhere else on the web that allows HTML) but don't want the code/error to fill out the page. Luckily, there is a way to collapse it using latest HTML tags.
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Multiple transition delays
Being able to animate with CSS transitions is great, although there are a few gotchas when using them. This one with transition-delay had me scratching my head for a while.
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CSS Custom Properties - everyday applications
CSS Custom properties are now supported in Edge, meaning you can use them nearly everywhere. However, there are some cases where further browser support is required. Using PostCSS we can use CSS custom properties in development while still maintaining cross browser support.
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Find and remove vendor prefixes in your CSS using Regex
I recently set out to remove all of the vendor prefixes from the CSS for all of our clients at work. This is because we use Gulp with Autoprefixer - which means we have up-to-date prefixes and cleaner SCSS. One way of doing this would be to open every CSS file,
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Set up a new Virtual Private Server (VPS)
How to set up a new VPS with all the expected features and functionality