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@ivanoats Maybe the display command you have is not from ImageMagick? Try 'man display' to see what the man page says. -
display -size 300x300 xc:'
#D288AC' # Display a square of the hex value color D288AC. Vim integration: http://bit.ly/1ev2WdI -
https://github.com/harelba/q # q is a neat command that lets you treat column data like an SQL database. By
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http://asciinema.org/ # Another site that allows you to share your recorded terminal sessions. Check out that ASCII fluid dynamics one.
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Where do you want to redirect STDOUT to today?
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elinks # Browse the web, not just without pictures, but without javascript, without flash, and without malware. Freedom included.
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zcat file, zgrep file, zless file, zmore, zdiff f1 f2 # Auto open compressed files without pipes using z commands. bz* for bz2. xz* for xz.
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http://shok.io/ # shok: An interesting new shell that narrows the gap between command line syntax and scripting. Thx
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@Michcioperz Whoops, typo. Yeah that's it. Typo. ;-) -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUEvRyemKSg … # "The coming war on general computation" by Cory Doctrow. Very good primer on the problem.
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Prediction 2024: General purpose computing will be obscure. Debuggers & similar tools will be "authorized use only". Stop this trend now!
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http://bit.ly/1kb4Y9z # Yesterday I found this old article by
@sjvn from 2004 in Linux Magazine that had predictions of#Linux in 2014. -
RT
@glennzw: mv 2013 /dev/null && mkdir 2014 -
New Year's resolution: 80x24
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@adeluccar You might want to check out the rename command by Larry Wall, it will be even easier than this. -
ls -l file1 file2 | sort -n | awk '{print l-$5;l=$5}' | tail -1 # A way to calculate size diff between two files. For
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find . -exec file {} \; | grep -o ":[^,]*" | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr # Make stats of the top file types in this directory and below.
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while [[ $(date +%Y) -ne 2014 ]];do figlet $(($(date -d 2014-01-01 +%s)-$(date +%s)));sleep 1;clear;done;figlet 'Happy New Year!'
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shopt -u huponexit # in bash, make sure backgrounded jobs don't get killed when the parent shell exits
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pgrep rsync | xargs ionice -c3 -p # Adjust all rsync processes on the system so that they have lower (idle) IO priority.
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