If by any chance you have a dedicated graphic card, and you encounter this graphical issue while using VSCode in full screen mode: Here is what you need to do. REMINDER: The video card that I am currently using is NVIDIA. The fix might be different if you have other brand of video card. 1. […]
If you’re trying to install any version of Mac OS in your Virtual Box and during the installation process, you got stuck at “End Randomseed“. Here’s what you need to do, just follow the steps below: 1. cd “C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\” 2. VBoxManage modifyvm “<Virtual Machine Name>” –cpu-profile “Intel Xeon X5482 3.20GHz” The above CPU profile […]
For developers, gamit na gamit na ngayon ang console or terminal. If you’re a first time VSCode user and you want to access its integrated terminal, here are ways how to access it: Way #1 – Just press “CTRL+`” Way #2 – Go to View – Go to Terminal Way #3 – Press CTRL + […]
Ano nga ba ang CLOUD or Cloud Computing? In this article, we’ll quickly discuss what is Cloud Computing and who are the known providers of Cloud Services. Cloud Computing Cloud Computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing power, without direct active management by the user. The term is […]
Since you already have an idea on how to set the permission settings of a file or a directory. Here we give you the legends of the numbers behind the command. File Permission Numerical Legend: 7 – read, write, execute 6 – read, write 5 – read, execute 4 – read 3 – write, execute […]
To remove or disable “pylint” in VS Code, here is how you do it… Go to File Go to Preference Go to Settings At the “Settings” search field, copy/paste this value “python.linting.pylintEnabled“. Uncheck “Whether to lint Python files using pylint“. And that is how you disable it. If you’re bothered by how pylint police your […]
In this article, we list down the common commands we usually use in a Linux terminal. cd Change directory. Use this command to move from a directory to another. ex. cd your_home_path/your_project_path cd .. (cd with a double dot) Change or move to a directory one level up. For example, you’re in your project path […]
