See my updated OOMMF examples in my OOMMF Tutorial. Some OOMMF Examples to get you going OOMMF comes with many useful examples which are generally well covered in the detailed manual. Sometimes, however, it can seem like there are so many it’s not clear where to begin. To help out new OOMMF users I… Read More »
rysnc – for keeping remote folders synchronised rsync is really good for keeping folders synchronised across two computers. With one command new or changed files can be sent over a network. It is even possible to compress and send the data securely via ssh. The procedures for using it are a little different for linux… Read More »
How to set up a Windows ssh Server With Cygwin Connecting to your Windows computer is useful for transferring data over a network. I don’t have to always remember to keep a usb stick handy. Bitvise: A personal use alternative to cygwin For personal use I’ve found bitvise to be really useful, but unfortunately the free… Read More »
Transferable Skills – Not Always Easy to Spot When your time in academia comes to an end, it can be difficult to see what transferable skills you have that might be of interest to potential employers. Who cares that you’re the best in your group at preparing samples, who cares that you’ve done more helium… Read More »
I keep forgetting how to resolve conflicts in git. This stackoverflow question seems to explain things quite nicely. If there is a conflict git puts some lines in the conflicting file highlighting the conflict. You can open that file manually resolve the conflict. Manually resolving the conflict means editing the file to leave it as… Read More »