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Building the with @nextjs App Router? Here's a few gotchas I've ran into and how to fix them. youtube.com/watch?v=RBM03R…

🔴 View 🛰️ #satellite images in #QGIS using the #SentinelHub QGIS plugin which connects to the #Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem by default, providing free and open access to all #Sentinel data. 👀 How to use it? Follow the instructions in this video 🎞️▶️ youtu.be/SyNTdSNyFDI

URL state is underrated. Here's an example of how we built @nextjs commerce with almost zero `useState` calls. demo.vercel.store

Here's how you can download @OvertureMaps places data and open it on @qgis 1 - Create an AWS account 2 - Go to Amazon Athena and launch query editor 3 - Run CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE and MSCK REPAIR <tablename>; Please see queries here: github.com/OvertureMaps/d…

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CS109A Data Science course materials @Harvard are free and open to everyone! 1. Lecture notes 2. R code, Python notebooks 3. Lab material 4. Advanced sections Learn here: harvard-iacs.github.io/2019-CS109A/pa…

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Google Data Studio (GDS) is a free data visualization tool, and thanks to UW Impact++, you can now use GDS to build interactive dashboards and beautiful reports of your ODK Central data. Try it at datastudio.google.com/data?search=ODK

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Video recording of my presentation at the webinar hosted by Dr. Labaly Toure at the University of Sine Saloum, Senegal Title: Using #Python for #geospatial analysis and interactive mapping Video: youtu.be/HeWtAeOyWQY #EarthEngine #geemap #leafmap #opensource

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93. systemctl - used to control and manage systemd and services.

91. mount - used to mount the filesystem found on a device to big tree structure(Linux filesystem) rooted at '/'. 92 - umount - unmounts a previously mounted device, directory, file, or file system.

88. screen – keep a remote server session open. (It also functions as a full-screen window manager.) 89. tmux is a terminal multiplexer. 90. passwd — Change the password of a user. 91. clear – clears the terminal's screen. 92. env - run a command in an altered environment

86. wait – suspend script execution until all background jobs have been completed. 87. nohup - short for no hang up is a command in Linux systems that keep processes running even after exiting the shell or terminal.

82. journalctl - Tused to view systemd, kernel and journal logs. 83. kill - terminates a process. 84. killall - sends a kill signal to all instances of a specific process. 85. sleep – pauses program execution for a given amount of time.

78. less – identical to more, but with more features 79. tail – used to show the last few lines of a text file or piped data. 80. head - used to show the first few lines of a text file or piped data. 81. dmesg – displays the kernel ring's message buffer.

73. usermod – used to edit or change any existing user account's properties. 74. vi is a text editor. 75. cat – displays the contents of a file. 76. tac – reverse output file contents. 77. more - show file contents one screen/page at a time.