Dimas Maulana

This guide explains how to delete referenced photos from Mac Photos and safely remove referenced photos using a dedicated application.

Export Referenced Photos as Original Photos

1. Open the Photos app on your Mac.
2. Select the photos you want to delete.
3. In the File menu, choose Export Original.
4. Select a designated folder to save the exported photos.

Find Duplicate Files

1. Download and install a duplicate finder application like DupeGuru.
2. Launch DupeGuru and select the folder where you saved the exported photos and referenced photos folder.
3. Run a scan to identify duplicate files.

Delete Duplicate Files

1. Review the list of duplicate files generated by DupeGuru.
2. Delete all identified duplicate files.

Note: This process assumes all file names are unique. If duplicates have similar names, you might need to manually review and select the correct files to delete.

This article provides a step-by-step procedure for unlocking and accessing a Luks encrypted disk using SSH on an Ubuntu server.

Install Dropbear

To enable SSH access on your Ubuntu server, you’ll need to install Dropbear. Run the following commands:

This article explains how to address a potential issue with OpenSSH configuration after uninstalling and reinstalling the service.

The Problem

When OpenSSH is uninstalled via the Installer, the configuration for the sshd service might be removed. Even if you reinstall OpenSSH through the Feature option, the configuration may still be missing. This can prevent SSH from functioning properly.

While SSH is commonly associated with Linux and Unix systems, it can also be configured on Windows. This guide focuses on resolving SSH key loading issues specifically for Windows environments.

Understanding the Challenge

Similar to Linux/Unix, the default SSH configuration on Windows might only load keys authorized by administrators, typically stored in a location like %ProgramData%\ssh\administrators_authorized_keys. This restricts user access unless they are explicitly added to the administrator-authorized keys.

Attempting to perform an rsync operation from a Linux or macOS system to a Windows machine directly using the rsync command will fail. This is because Windows does not have a built-in rsync utility.

A typical command like rsync /source/ target-hostname:/mnt/e/target/ will result in an error.

Solution

Leverage the power of the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to enable rsync functionality on your Windows system.

GitHub mobile app does not allow creating project items, forcing users to access the web version via Safari browser. However, when using the board view on an iPhone running Safari, the “Add Item” input is not visible when scrolling down.

Solution 1: Add to Home Screen

1. Open github.com from your iPhone’s Safari browser.
2. Click the “Share” button on the bottom of the navigation bar.
3. Select “Add to Home Screen.”
4. On the “Add to Home Screen” page, click the “Add” button.
5. Access GitHub from your home screen. You will now be using the PWA version without a navigation bar.

Solution 2: Use Chrome App

Alternatively, you can also use the Google Chrome app on your iPhone, which displays the “Add Item” input correctly when accessing GitHub project boards.