Marc-Olivier MeunierMarc has spent the past few years putting oil on the fire of a hyper growth ad tech company. At Smartly.io he was in charge of scaling the support and its culture. At Eficode he is now leading an engineering team and running operations. He leads by example and puts a lot of emphasis on diversity and inclusion, constantly working to create a safe environment. A warm leader with a passion for memorable experiences and innovation.
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Login and re-login and re-re-login in phpmyadmin is a huge pain.
Here is the way to extend sessions duration.
Open the file config.inc.php in /usr/share/phpmyadmin or in /etc/phpmyadmin
Add the following line:
$cfg['LoginCookieValidity']=86400;
And in php.ini, modify the following line:
session.gc_maxlifetime = 86400
Restart apache.
apache2ctl restart
You now have 24h sessions.
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MAC addresses are assigned at the bootup of a virtual machine. But there is a way to assign a fix hardware address to a vmware network interface by editing the virtual machine with Vi.
Simply connect with SSH to your ESXi and go to /vnfs/datastore1 or anywhere you put your vm.
If your virtual machine is called vm1, go to /vmfs/datastore1/vm1
Open the file vm1.vmx using Vi.
Around the end of the file there will be the configuration of the network interfaces.
You should see things like:
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Indians seem to be very proud of Qutub Minar. It is a nice sight to visit, no too crowded even on a Saturday afternoon.
As usual when it is available I decided to hire an audio guide. Audio guides will give you only advantages.
First no pseudo fake official guide is going to annoy you and try to get your money in exchange of dodgy historical facts…
Second the information you receive is probably accurate. It probably doesn’t work in every country but I think I can trust India for not trying to change History.
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The Lotus Temple is a multi-faith praying temple. It is also known as the Bahá’í House of Worship. Apparently these Bahá’í Houses are sharing some characteristics. They should be roughly rounded and have 9 sides. I looked a bit inside and it was obvious that everything was build around the number 9.
Anyone is welcome to enter the Lotus temple and stay as long as they want. You are welcome to pray for whoever you want and speak to whatever god you want and for as long as you want.
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This complex was interesting and peaceful like many other sights in Delhi. A throw stone away from the hustle and bustle of the streets of Delhi but very quiet inside. Some people are repairing some parts of the site. Their kids are playing with them as it is Saturday and they are not at school.
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India Gate is a monument build in the 1930s in memory of India soldiers who died during first wold war. I was surprised to see something about France written on it, close to the top.
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A lot of trainer will say the same, one of the major problem when training adults is to connect with them and make them feel accepted so you can set a safe and efficient learning environment.
Here are some tricks and tips on how to setup this safe learning environment.
1 – Be early.
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Here is the map.
Iran is surrounded by several countries. Turkey, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and across the golf, Saudi, the Emirates and a few other tiny ones.
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I have had some problem with my Tripit badge on the left of the screen. For some strange reason it wouldn’t load on my Google Chrome. It would load if I would open this page with Firefox or IE though. The weirdest thing is that after loading it from Firefox or IE, I could then load it with Chrome.
So I decided I would take a different approach and cache the badge somewhere.
Here is how to do it:
First get the URL of the javascript file of your badge.
Here is the code of my badge: