Incomplete list of macOS defaults commands with demos ✨
You've already copied `defaults write` commands. Sometimes you don't know what they do and are not sure they still work. This list of macOS defaults commands is here to help.
Are you tired of changing your network configuration on your laptop or computer every day? Always the same procedure? On the go: changing... At home: changing... In the office: changing... Then NetSetMan is your solution. It will do the work for you. Switch between network profiles for different locations instantly!
Whenever mobile user moves to different network, has to change particular IP address, gateway address, subnet mask, proxy server and default printer, etc., to particular network environment. In order to do it, he has to remember TCP/IP settings information of every network. Also, he has to reboot the computer to apply it to the system and to access the Internet.
Finally a useful article on eclipse.ini memory settings: "Many users seem to have problems with running out of memory when using Eclipse 3.2 in combination with additonal plugins such as those from JBoss Tools or even Eclipse WTP."
Some weeks ago we improved and unified the settings for the tag cloud. If you have JavaScript enabled you see now above your tag cloud the options for sorting (Which could be either by frequency (i.e., how often you used a tag) or alphabetically.), layout (You can choose between a cloud or a list.), and minimal frequency (Allows you to show only tags which you used at least that often.).
Output of BibTeX now includes tags in a field called "keywords", which is more common than "tags". When importing BibTeX, both fields are merged.
If you post a single BibTeX snippet, which you already have, you can see the duplicate on the edit bibtex page. Furthermore the postBookmark button has been updated: selected text from the page is now automatically included in the description/comment field. On the settings page you can now update your email address, as well as your homepage and real name.