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My notes for turning a Macbook Pro into a very nice Windows 10 machine for free using Bootcamp (not for everybody, I…
My notes for turning a Macbook Pro into a very nice Windows 10 machine for free using Bootcamp (not for everybody, I know). Thanks to Emlyn O’Regan for the original tip.
Download Windows 10 ISO file from
https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10ISO
choose a Windows 10 Anniversary Edition
i.e. Win10_1607_English_x64.iso
You can upgrade from there later.
Run Bootcamp
Set Partition size. Don’t try to resize this later.
Select the Windows iso
Format the BOOTCAMP partition
Click next and let it do its thing
Windows will start, answer questions about preferred language etc
When asked answer “I don’t have a licence code”
Install Windows
Install Bootcamp inside windows
Tweaks:
To make the fonts look the right size:
Control Panel > Display: Turn off custom scaling
To reduce sensitivity of trackpad for two finger scrolling:
Control Panel > Mouse > choose how many lines to scroll = 1
Select “additional mouse options” and set lines to scroll to 1
To reverse the scrolling direction for “natural” trackpad scrolling:
Use Regedit to swap direction of track pad:
Under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetEnumHIDVID_??????Device Parameters
(where ??? is different on every machine) search for properties named FlipFlopWheel and FlipFlopHScroll and set both of them to 1. They may appear a few times for different values of ???.
* Turn background to black *
(On an unregistered Windows, you are prevented from customising the wallpaper but they don’t stop you from blanking it out completely)
Control panel > ease of access > other options > show windows background = off
Connect to WiFi
Install Chrome
Login to Chrome
My setup for web development:
Install Git Bash for Windows
> Use git from windows command prompt
Install VS Code
Open command window Ctrl-`
On first run you’ll be asked if you want to customise command prompt
Choose your preferred terminal shell
Choose git bash
Install Node
Yes.
Yes.
Originally shared by Karl Horky
AI Photo Editing
Originally shared by Gideon Rosenblatt
AI Photo Editing
In other words, Google had one AI “photo editor” attempt to fix professional shots that had been randomly tampered with using an automated system that changed lighting and applied filters. Another model then tried to distinguish between the edited shot [and?] the original professional image. The end result is software that understands generalized qualities of good and bad photographs, which allows it to then be trained to edit raw images to improve them.
#MachinedAesthetic
Excellent.
Excellent.
Originally shared by Chris Robato
margin: auto gives flexbox an extra degree of control that you may not have heard about.
margin: auto gives flexbox an extra degree of control that you may not have heard about.
An introduction to Reactive Programming but Andrea Staltz.
An introduction to Reactive Programming but Andrea Staltz.
I like Cycle.
I like Cycle.js a lot. I also like React. Gradually I can see all user interfaces moving in the direction of Functional Reactive Programming.
Style guide for doing AngularJS (I.e. Angular 1.5) the best way
Style guide for doing AngularJS (I.e. Angular 1.5) the best way
CSS variables are now supported in all modern browsers.
CSS variables are now supported in all modern browsers.