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I use Oh My Zsh on iTerm2 (MacOS). When I try to search something related to C++ via the web-search plugin in the command line, for example, by using the command
google C++
, the plus signs do not appear in the search term.
This does not seem to be a problem for other non-alphabet characters like backslash and the equal sign. I tried escaping the plus sign with a backslash, but all it did was show the backslash without the plus sign. Is there a way include the plus sign in search terms of the web-search plugin?
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can you guys suggest how I can make a VPN like hola and get users ip which can be used later on for scrapping.
Ref web: brightdata, iproyal pawn
Tried searching everywhere, maybe am missing the name of it. There should be some premade templates which I can easily use to set up web like the ref websites (brightdata/luminati)
NB : drop your usdt address with the best answers
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I know that abcxyzarchive.goog is a google website because .goog is a google-reserved domain,
but what's it for? I know this question may be off-topic but I can't find another website to put it on?
I guess that Google is just using this domain ending for their own microservices, for example, if you use Google Translate for tagesschau.de you'll get the following URL:
https://www-tagesschau-de.translate.goog/
The English Wikipedia article states:
Google also owns the top-level domains goog (for sites such as
partneradvantage.goog and pki.goog), gle (for shortened URLs such
as goo.gle and forms.gle) and youtube (for sites such as
about.youtube and blog.youtube).
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Does anyone knows what characters Nginx didn't allow it in request header name and which module does this check ?
According to Nginx docs
Valid names are composed of English letters, digits, hyphens, and
possibly underscores (as controlled by the underscores_in_headers
directive)
In the source code, it is verified in ngx_http_request.c with a function call to ngx_http_parse_header_line().
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a google search did not help me out so i'm hoping our community will...
i'm new to rstudio and while its easy to just press the up button to go back sequentially through r commands when the command you are looking for is just a few commands back, it's hard when the command is a while back.
I'm looking for something like ctrl-R in linux environments where you type a few letters and it completes your command based on your history.
is there something like this in rstudio?
You can try history()
For e.g
history(max.show = 50, reverse = F, pattern = "data.table::")
This will automatically open the commands used in the past .
You can search in your history in RStudio
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I have just started developing in Unix environment and playing with screens and emacs.
My question might be preliminary but am unable to find an answer online.
I am able to create new windows in my screen ; however I am unable annotate them.
I know the command in Ctrl+a A; but how does one execute this on the keyboard?
Sorry if this questions seems silly; but is there way I can combine the Ctrl+a combination into a custom command?
Have you tried
screen -X title bla
yet?