Command Line

How to get things done via command line (CLI).
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Cannot get rid of markers on Mutt
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Today's article is only useful to those who use swap...
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Today's article has you making an animated gif...
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Today's article is a few ways to use touch to deal with timestamps...
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Today's article is just a quick and easy one...
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Why does "wc -c" appear to add an extra byte?
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Today's article has you using the 'ls' command and learning the size of files...
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Today's article introduces you to 'Archey'...
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How to erase following characters after the first word in multiple lines containing ">" inside same text file for multiple files
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Partitioning A USB Thumb Drive with Parted Solved
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Kali terminal in Ubuntu?
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Paste files with the same name in different directories
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In today's article, I manage to turn a single flag into an entire article!
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Today's article is about 'sed' and mostly written by AI...
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Bash Scripting
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Very simple random number generators in bash
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Today's article is also short and involves the terminal - navigate to the *previous* working directory...
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Today's article is another easy one - moving to the start or end of a line in the terminal...
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Today's article is really easy - and short, telling you how to clear your terminal...
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