Month: October 2020

Turning your microphone off and on in Windows 10

On top of making sure the device (your microphone) is enabled in device manager, or found if it is a blue-tooth microphone or blue-tooth head phones with a microphone built in, do this: To let apps access the microphone, select Start  ,then select Settings  > Privacy  > Microphone  . Select Change, then turn on Allow apps to access your microphone. Most devices are enabled by …

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ubuntu only displaying 640×480 or 1080 ? ubuntu 20.04 or any version of ubuntu for that matter

One day I woke up and my normal ubuntu display had changed from 1920×1080 to 640×480 and under display that was the only option – stuck at 640×480 – ugly! The computer has a nVidia geForce 1050 Ti graphics card, so what? Googled the subject found a bunch of stuff like: run vi or nano …

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easy CSS done for you – context when using react

Add to head element in index.html – public sub-dir doesn’t work so well with firefox but chrome seems to handle just fine – which means there is some setup for browser compatibility missing <head> <linkrel=”stylesheet”href=”https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/semantic-ui/2.4.1/semantic.min.css”/> </head> // uses semantic-ui.com for css // google semantic ui cdn

run this – when creating a new Redshift readonly schema to grant a group read access to all objects in the schema (now and in future)

grant-usage-select-all-tables-default-privs-on-new-readonly-schema.sql — run this – when creating a new Redshift readonly schema to grant a group read access to all objects (now and in future) grant usage on schema <schema_name> to group read_only_group; grant select on all tables in schema <schema_name> to group read_only_group; — “alter default privileges”: grants read on future tables – runs …

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