Month: February 2022

Configuring Git with More than One Remote Repository

Git Remote A branch’s “remote” is a URL from which your local git repo fetches changes. Your local git repo is entirely yours—other people’s code has no effect on it until they push their commits to the remote. Hopefully, you’re all using the same remote and everything is in sync, but the remote is just …

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How to develop remote project with vscode using Remote – SSH extension

Prerequisites OpenSSH compatible SSH client Visual Studio Code Remote – SSH extension How to Setup Step 1 In Visual Studio Code, go to Extensions and search and install Remote – SSH extension. Step 2 Click the Open a Remote Window located in the bottom left corner Step 3 To add ssh connection, click “Connect to …

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Big Tech Must Stop Trying to Create Their Own Metaverse

The race is on to capitalize on the excitement surrounding the metaverse. Last week, Microsoft described its $68.7 billion acquisition of gaming studio Activision Blizzard—a move that would normally be interpreted as the Xbox maker simply expanding in the gaming sector—as a way to create the “building blocks for the metaverse.” Meta—which was rebranded from Facebook to …

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How 19-Year-old student Tracked Elon Musk’s Private Jet

A 19-year-old college student from Florida recently caused the richest person in the world Elon Musk a headache after he created a Twitter bot to track his private jet. Elon Musk offered the student a money to shut down the program and the student countered offered but Musk didn’t respond after that. Jack Sweeney, a …

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How to Use Git in VSCode

Prerequisites A Computer with Visual Studio Code and Git Installed A GitHub account with a repository to work with. Github Repository Cloning A private repository called junecastillote/demo will be used in this example. However, you can use your repository. If you do not yet have a repository, please see the Creating a new repository doc …

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How to run PHP Using VS Code (Visual Studio Code)

Requirements: PHP (make sure it was added on your Environment Variables Path) VS Code (Visual Studio Code) Step 1: Go to the VSCode Extensions and search ‘@builtin php‘, then choose PHP Language Features and Disable it. Step 2: Search again on the Extensions ‘php intelephense‘ and choose PHP Intelephense, then click the Install button . …

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