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            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/a-nice-windows-task-manager-tip-i-stumbled-across-this-weekend/",
            "title": "A nice Windows Task Manager tip I stumbled across this weekend",
            "content_html": "I stumbled across this interesting article this week from The Verge from my beloved NetNewsWire feeds. The article is titled Today I learned you can easily pause the Windows Task Manager to stop apps moving around. The gist of the article is the below quote for those in a hurry. \ud83d\ude1d I can\u2019t believe I\u2019ve...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/a-nice-windows-task-manager-tip-i-stumbled-across-this-weekend/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "I stumbled across this interesting article this week from The Verge from my beloved NetNewsWire feeds. The article is titled Today I learned you can easily pause the Windows Task Manager to stop apps moving around. The gist of the article is the below quote for those in a hurry. \ud83d\ude1d I can\u2019t believe I\u2019ve...\nSource",
            "date_published": "2023-08-19T13:48:13-05:00",
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            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=992",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/how-to-correct-a-wsl-vm-so-that-it-can-use-a-vpn/",
            "title": "How to correct a WSL VM so that it can use a VPN",
            "content_html": "This is a really weird edge case that I came across at work. After an update to Windows subsystem for Linux (WSL) I was no longer able to use my Cisco AnyConnect VPN connection to connect to any of the infrastructure I manage. Currently, the only method that I have to use a WSL Virtual...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/how-to-correct-a-wsl-vm-so-that-it-can-use-a-vpn/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "This is a really weird edge case that I came across at work. After an update to Windows subsystem for Linux (WSL) I was no longer able to use my Cisco AnyConnect VPN connection to connect to any of the infrastructure I manage. Currently, the only method that I have to use a WSL Virtual...\nSource",
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            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=957",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/recreating-discontinued-menu-items-from-cracker-barrel/",
            "title": "Recreating discontinued menu items from Cracker Barrel",
            "content_html": "My family dines at this restaurant semi regularly and sometime during the COVID &#8220;end times&#8221; the chain discontinued two of our favorite breakfast items, the Uncle Herschel\u2019s Favorite and the Sunrise Sampler. The staff of course does not know why menu items are changed as this is a decision made at the corporate level so...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/recreating-discontinued-menu-items-from-cracker-barrel/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "My family dines at this restaurant semi regularly and sometime during the COVID &#8220;end times&#8221; the chain discontinued two of our favorite breakfast items, the Uncle Herschel\u2019s Favorite and the Sunrise Sampler. The staff of course does not know why menu items are changed as this is a decision made at the corporate level so...\nSource",
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            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=922",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/happy-holidays-everyone/",
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            "content_html": "I just wanted to wish everyone out there in this increasing crazy world out there. I have not felt much like celebrating the holidays since I lost my Wife three years ago but this years has me feeling much more into the spirit of things. With that being said I hope that you and yours...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/happy-holidays-everyone/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "I just wanted to wish everyone out there in this increasing crazy world out there. I have not felt much like celebrating the holidays since I lost my Wife three years ago but this years has me feeling much more into the spirit of things. With that being said I hope that you and yours...\nSource",
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            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=920",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/how-to-clone-permission-of-a-directory-of-file-onto-another-file-or-directory-in-linux/",
            "title": "How to clone permission of a directory of file onto another file or directory in Linux",
            "content_html": "In my day job I recently came across a much easier was to deal with file and/or directory permissions on Linux based systems. Typically, to determine the permissions of a file or directory you would use the ls command with various potions appended to the end of the command and to change the same file...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/how-to-clone-permission-of-a-directory-of-file-onto-another-file-or-directory-in-linux/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "In my day job I recently came across a much easier was to deal with file and/or directory permissions on Linux based systems. Typically, to determine the permissions of a file or directory you would use the ls command with various potions appended to the end of the command and to change the same file...\nSource",
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            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=881",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/run-neofetch-on-every-terminal-window-on-macos/",
            "title": "Run Neofetch on every terminal window on macOS",
            "content_html": "Neofetch is really neat open source tool for displaying your system information on your command line oof choice. There are a lot of instructions on the Internet explaining how to do this on most Linux based system. There is a lot less information for Unix like systems such as macOS. Currently, I am running macOS...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/run-neofetch-on-every-terminal-window-on-macos/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "Neofetch is really neat open source tool for displaying your system information on your command line oof choice. There are a lot of instructions on the Internet explaining how to do this on most Linux based system. There is a lot less information for Unix like systems such as macOS. Currently, I am running macOS...\nSource",
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        {
            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=802",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/useful-linux-cli-commands/",
            "title": "Useful Linux CLI commands",
            "content_html": "Some of these are pretty basic and some are a bit more advanced and/or obscure in my opinion. I hope they are also useful to others out there. Please not that files names and file paths are just made up examples and might not fit what you are attempting to accomplish. cd &#8211; change directory...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/useful-linux-cli-commands/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "Some of these are pretty basic and some are a bit more advanced and/or obscure in my opinion. I hope they are also useful to others out there. Please not that files names and file paths are just made up examples and might not fit what you are attempting to accomplish. cd &#8211; change directory...\nSource",
            "date_published": "2021-08-23T22:48:02-05:00",
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            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=798",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/how-to-find-out-what-version-of-linux-you-are-running/",
            "title": "How to Find Out What Version of Linux You Are Running",
            "content_html": "AS you can see this various depending on on which form of the original Linux Operating System so I usually end up searching for this as it is not something that I use day to day in my professional or work life. I hope it makes somees\u2019s day that much easier. \ud83d\ude42\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/how-to-find-out-what-version-of-linux-you-are-running/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "AS you can see this various depending on on which form of the original Linux Operating System so I usually end up searching for this as it is not something that I use day to day in my professional or work life. I hope it makes somees\u2019s day that much easier. \ud83d\ude42\nSource",
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            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/increase-the-docker-image-size-for-unraid/",
            "title": "Increase the Docker image size for UNRAID",
            "content_html": "I keep having to look this up so I might as well save myself some time. \ud83d\ude09 From the UNRAID Web UI stop the RAID array under Main > Array Options > Stop Array. When the UI reloaded go to Settings > Docker. You should now be able to change the size of the array...\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/increase-the-docker-image-size-for-unraid/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "I keep having to look this up so I might as well save myself some time. \ud83d\ude09 From the UNRAID Web UI stop the RAID array under Main > Array Options > Stop Array. When the UI reloaded go to Settings > Docker. You should now be able to change the size of the array...\nSource",
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            "id": "https://gatewayy.net/?p=671",
            "url": "https://gatewayy.net/weird-amazon-digital-charges-amzn-digitalmi/",
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            "content_html": "For awhile now I have been seeing a reoccurring charge for $5.99 listed as AMZN Digital*MI or something similar. I looked all over my account pages and could never find any subscriptions that were active. I was finally able to determine that the charge was for ComiXology which was squired by Amazon some time ago....\n<p><a href=\"https://gatewayy.net/weird-amazon-digital-charges-amzn-digitalmi/\">Source</a></p>",
            "content_text": "For awhile now I have been seeing a reoccurring charge for $5.99 listed as AMZN Digital*MI or something similar. I looked all over my account pages and could never find any subscriptions that were active. I was finally able to determine that the charge was for ComiXology which was squired by Amazon some time ago....\nSource",
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