Just use the command in power
Command
New-Item -ItemType Directory 'Path'Example
New-Item -ItemType Directory 'D:\dev\test1\test2'Note for me
Just note for a reminder when I finish installing ubuntu (always forget this method let me take note)
Current user: root
Create new user
add new user done.
Setup basic firewall
Thank you for an article from https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/initial-server-setup-with-ubuntu-20-04
When I plug the Logitech Unify USB receiver into the laptop, My windows can’t install that USB driver
the first step I'm trying to install the Logitech Options application but the driver is not installed too
I found the solution by an answer in Reddit (this link) by installing the Logitech SetPoint application
Can download from the Logitech website http://support.logitech.com/en_us/software/setpoint
After installing SetPoint the “Logitech Cordless Device” is has installed device driver
ps. I’m don’t know why that driver not coming with the Logitech Options application
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Just a note, Sometimes when I call API in the dev environment maybe I have to connect with a bad HTTPS self-signed certificate or the wrong certificate
When using the global http command just set the TLSClient config to skip like the code below
When using the spare http client command just set TLSClientConfig to http object like the code below
Thank you this solution from Matthias and cyberdelia via How to do a https request with bad certificate
