Perfect — let’s clarify everything specifically around Student visa curtailment and the 60-day “grace” period, and integrate it into a revised, precise Markdown document. I’ll explain exactly when the 60 days begins, what counts as revocation, and how it interacts with applications and Right to Rent.
| #!/bin/bash | |
| brew update | |
| brew upgrade | |
| brew cleanup -s | |
| brew cask cleanup | |
| #now diagnotic | |
| brew doctor | |
| brew missing | |
| apm upgrade -c false | |
| /opt/bin/updateCCTF.sh && terminal-notifier -message “git pull done :-)” -title “CCTF up to date” |
This guide walks you through installing GPG on macOS, managing keys, creating a new ECC key with Curve25519, and integrating with GitHub for secure commit signing. Let’s dive in! 💡
Install GPG using Homebrew:
brew install gnupgUsing R in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) on macOS offers a lightweight, flexible, and powerful alternative to RStudio. This guide walks you through installing R, configuring VSCode with the official R extension, and setting up advanced tools like radian and interactive plotting. Tailored for macOS, it’s perfect for beginners and pros alike! 😎
Before we start, ensure these are installed:
- R Programming Language
- Grab R (3.4.0+) from CRAN.
A ranked comparison of R dev containers that work great in VS Code, both locally with Docker and remotely via GitHub Codespaces.
Below is a ranked list of the key VS Code Dev Container repositories and templates for R—both those you mentioned and a couple of noteworthy extras—ordered by overall completeness, maintenance/activity, and feature set.
In summary, revodavid/devcontainers-rstudio tops the list as a fully featured, workshop-ready container (including RStudio Server, Quarto, and teaching materials) with the highest star count and active maintenance GitHubGitHub. Next is grantmcdermott/codespaces-r2u, which leverages the Rocker Dev Container Features and the r2u tool for fast, reproducible package installs in GitHub Codespaces GitHubdirk.eddelbuettel.com. Third is the **rocker-org/devcontainer-t
| # A dotfile to turn iTerm2 tabs a different colour based on the command glob. | |
| # Useful for marking different environments in different colours. | |
| # Cargo-culted from multiple sources, apologies for not fully acknowledging them :( | |
| # Edit the line that reads "if [[ "$1" =~ "^(login-helper) " ]]; then" and replace | |
| # "login-helper" with whatever command you use to authenticate. Then modify the case | |
| # statement to match your auth command's arguments. For example: you may use a script | |
| # called "authsaml" to authenticate, and its arguments are dev, test, preprd, and prd. | |
| # Change the colour function you call if you want to change tab colours. |