First copy this text to a file and name it uninstall_gp.sh The code below is right from the Palo Alto Global Protect installer for Mac After you have the file created run the below
This process is very helpful to format a disk that has multiple partitions on it like a Raspberry Pi SD Card. This script can be updated to allow a different type of format (JHFS+ instead of FAT32) but for now it serves my purpose.
To expand on an earlier post “MacPorts / HomeBrew – Rip CD tracks from terminal” I have worked on two scripts; one for Mac and one for PC. Both scripts (Bash and PowerShell) will run similar with predefined values that you’ll need to update for your own purposes (look at the highlighted lines). First script…
If you have an MP3 that you’d like to use for your iPhone the script below will help you get that file into your ringtone options. Then you can copy the .m4r files into iTunes Tones directory/screen and sync with your phone.
Working on a couple tasks that need team information so I registered a read-only API key and started pulling down data for an offline app. Initially populating data using bash and jq. This may be cleaned up in time but it works for my purpose for now. Currently I’m just creating the create and update…
If you have fallen in love with Oh My Zsh you likely have at one point realized it currently lacks the “history -c” option to clear your terminal history. This code below will help with that.
Sometimes you need to turn off Wi-Fi and turn on Ethernet and vice-versa NOTE: Important to know what your configuration is.