2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|328 words
I was working on updating a small shell script I have to create a new note and I wanted to include the date. That led me to discover the…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|214 words
“Grepping” a stream of data is a powerful way to cut through the noise (I’ve written previously about its role in digging through git logs…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|215 words
TEST “Grepping” a stream of data is a powerful way to cut through the noise (I’ve written previously about its role in digging through git…
2021-03-05
|~5 min read
|863 words
What are the differences between a , , ., and ? It turns out it’s both a lot and a little. Some basics: represents a compressed archive of…
2021-03-05
|~5 min read
|863 words
What are the differences between a , , ., and ? It turns out it’s both a lot and a little. Some basics: represents a compressed archive of…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|367 words
In Git Log Archeology/ Digging In With Grep And Pickaxe, I noted that the utility is an acronym for ”_globally search for a \regular…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|367 words
In Git Log Archeology/ Digging In With Grep And Pickaxe, I noted that the utility is an acronym for ”_globally search for a \regular…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|199 words
If you start running processes in the background, at some point, you may find you want to bring it back into focus. The utility seems…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|199 words
If you start running processes in the background, at some point, you may find you want to bring it back into focus. The utility seems…
2021-03-05
|~7 min read
|1300 words
When I first encountered file permissions in Unix, I was really intimidated. Why did permission 777 seem to solve all problems? What did 64…
2021-03-05
|~7 min read
|1300 words
When I first encountered file permissions in Unix, I was really intimidated. Why did permission 777 seem to solve all problems? What did 64…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|371 words
When a terminal window gets busy, sometimes, it’s nice to make a little breathing so that it’s easier to see what’s going on. There are a…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|371 words
When a terminal window gets busy, sometimes, it’s nice to make a little breathing so that it’s easier to see what’s going on. There are a…
2021-03-05
|~3 min read
|590 words
By default, the shell on a Mac is . Changing this should be a simple three step process: Make sure that is installed and is an accepted…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|80 words
If you switch between shells, it might be handy to determine which one is currently running. One way to do that is to check your process…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|80 words
If you switch between shells, it might be handy to determine which one is currently running. One way to do that is to check your process…
2021-03-05
|~3 min read
|590 words
By default, the shell on a Mac is . Changing this should be a simple three step process: Make sure that is installed and is an accepted…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|87 words
To create a symlink, you need only one command: For example, on Ubuntu, the package for Node.js is (not ). Since typing to run node would…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|87 words
To create a symlink, you need only one command: For example, on Ubuntu, the package for Node.js is (not ). Since typing to run node would…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|243 words
The is a quick way to repeat a command in a UNIX environment. For example, here I’m looking at a directory’s contents, then invoking it…
2021-03-05
|~2 min read
|242 words
The is a quick way to repeat a command in a UNIX environment. For example, here I’m looking at a directory’s contents, then invoking it…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|112 words
To make an environment variable available in Bash or Zsh, save the environment to or respectively. To set the variable, open the…
2021-03-05
|~1 min read
|112 words
To make an environment variable available in Bash or Zsh, save the environment to or respectively. To set the variable, open the…
2021-03-05
|~3 min read
|545 words
I wanted to be able to print cool trees of my directories to help show my folder structure. At first, I thought it was simply using standard…
2021-03-05
|~3 min read
|547 words
I wanted to be able to print cool trees of my directories to help show my folder structure. At first, I thought it was simply using standard…