Convert m4a to mp3 Using Ffmpeg on Windows (and Git Bash)
Here's a simple command line to convert m4a files to MP3 on windows:
for i in *.m4a; do
./ffmpeg.exe -i "$i&
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Copy File from Local Desktop to Remote Resktop Connection
TL;DR: Drag-and-drop doesn't work. Copy&paste does!
Before yesterday, my way of moving files between my local desktop and a remote
Use Git Bash as Integrated Terminal in VS Code
TL;DR:: Install windows git to get bash and add "C:\\Program Files\\Git\\bin\\bash.exe" to "terminal.integrated.shell.windows&
Migrate Chromium and Keep all Settings
TL;DR: Backup App Data\Local\Chromium on your old machine, copy it to your new one and uncompress (in the same place), install Chromium,
Avoid Typing Password on Git Every Time on Windows
Today I've updated Android Studio and, when I wanted to fetch stuff from git, it failed (connection issues). Initially, I thought it was