Category: Tips & Tricks
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December 07, 2010
Liz Lam
It can be last night’s dinner receipt, a business card, or an old Metallica concert ticket. It can be themed, fancy or simple. Though not exactly rocket science, few will dispute it’s value. It is the bookmark. The concept of a bookmark is insanely simple but incredibly useful. Have you ever tried to read your favorite Twilight book without one?
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November 16, 2010
by Sven Erik Knop
I have recently been asked if Perforce could provide a command that would allow users to extract files and dump them into an archive (such as zip) instead of having to sync them to a workspace first and then place them into an archive. Such a command could be useful for build engineers and persons responsible for delivering results to external sites.
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November 10, 2010
by Randy DeFauw
Two factor authentication has become a common paradigm in the modern enterprise. Two factor authentication requires both a regular password and a second identifier, commonly a random number generated by a security token. By requiring both of these items, we ensure that neither a lost token or a compromised password alone can give an intruder access to a sensitive system.
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November 03, 2010
by Dave George
This two-part article is about how I learned P4JsApi and some of its surrounding technologies. My hope is that it’ll help you get up to speed more quickly. So…
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October 27, 2010
by Zig Zichterman
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September 28, 2010
by Liz Lam
Hello, my name is Liz Lam. My first name is really Elizabeth, but no one ever calls me that. Not even my mother when I used to get in trouble as a kid. There's just one too many syllables and it's just a little too proper for me. Every company I've worked at has given me an email or user names like liz.lam@example.com or liz_lam@example.com. Even at Perforce, my user name is "llam". It occurred to me one day that if I wanted to be more accurate, my user name should probably be "elam".
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