When drafting my travel notes, I needs to modify lots of photos I took during the trip. Thus I started to dig again with ImageMagick . Lucky, I found this blog from Amy Tabb that achieves exactly what I am proposing to do. Here is a example code snippet of adding watermark to an image via imagemagick. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 # step 0 - get all available font list convert -list font > fonts....
This week I got a task to randomly generate pairs based on a name list. After googling on the internet, I found a perfect solution to achieve my goal. Here are the detailed steps to achieve a random pair of two, and it’s easy to adjust to your specific needs. All the example data and formula can be found in this Google Sheet: Random Pairs . Steps Step 1 - Generate random numbers using RAND() Firstly, we need to generate a random number against each name, we can use the RAND() function to achieve that....
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Starting from macOS Big Sur (ver. 11.2.3), macOS doesn’t include pre-installed Java any more, the best option is to install AdoptOpenJDK . You can download the OpenJDK pkg binary and install it manually like here , or install AdoptOpenJDK via brew in your favourite terminal: 1 brew install --cask adoptopenjdk Hope it helps. Reference wolfpaulus.com: Installing Java on macOS 11 Big Sur github.com/AdoptOpenJDK: AdoptOpenJDK - HomeBrew TAP
I was encountered into this situation that I need to transfer some existing code to another separated GitHub repository. Ideally it would be perfect to keep all historic git commit histories so that we can still be able to revert back if necessary. After digging into Google and Stack Overflow, luckily I found there are others who need to achieve similar things. Here is the solution I used to resolve this problem eventually....