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#programming

How to clear/reset a Scala REPL session (without having to kill the session)

The Scala REPL allows users to reset the session with the :reset command, clearing all history and state.

Npx shadcn-ui@latest init?

Ensure 'shadcn-ui' is installed and properly added to your PATH if facing command errors.

How to clear/reset a Scala REPL session (without having to kill the session)

The Scala REPL allows users to reset the session with the :reset command, clearing all history and state.

Npx shadcn-ui@latest init?

Ensure 'shadcn-ui' is installed and properly added to your PATH if facing command errors.
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#linux

Don't run these 5 Linux commands - here's why

Linux and Unix provide freedom to users but require caution, especially for shell command execution. Misuse can lead to catastrophic data loss.

5 Linux commands you need to have ready - just in case

Mastering essential Linux commands can be beneficial, even if they aren't frequently used.

5 Linux commands you should never run (and why)

Linux and Unix provide powerful commands that can be dangerous if misused, especially in command line environments.

Need to manage Linux passwords on the command line? No GUI, no problem!

The passwd command is essential for managing user passwords in Linux via the command line.

5 Linux commands I use to keep my device running smoothly

The top command in Linux is essential for real-time monitoring and troubleshooting of processes.

How to format a drive on Linux from the command line

Formatting a drive in Linux is best done through the command line for greater control and clarity in drive management.

Don't run these 5 Linux commands - here's why

Linux and Unix provide freedom to users but require caution, especially for shell command execution. Misuse can lead to catastrophic data loss.

5 Linux commands you need to have ready - just in case

Mastering essential Linux commands can be beneficial, even if they aren't frequently used.

5 Linux commands you should never run (and why)

Linux and Unix provide powerful commands that can be dangerous if misused, especially in command line environments.

Need to manage Linux passwords on the command line? No GUI, no problem!

The passwd command is essential for managing user passwords in Linux via the command line.

5 Linux commands I use to keep my device running smoothly

The top command in Linux is essential for real-time monitoring and troubleshooting of processes.

How to format a drive on Linux from the command line

Formatting a drive in Linux is best done through the command line for greater control and clarity in drive management.
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Essential Linux Commands for File and Directory Management | HackerNoon

Mastering essential Linux commands significantly boosts user efficiency in file management and system administration.

How to use Windows Terminal and what it's useful for

Command line interfaces remain essential tools in modern operating systems, offering advanced functions beyond graphical interfaces.
#macos

How to use macOS Terminal and what it's useful for

Terminal commands in macOS are still useful for modifying system behaviors efficiently despite the prevalence of graphical interfaces.

Mac: How to send text messages from the command line and shell scripts

You can send text messages from macOS command line and shell scripts to known Messages/iMessage contacts via phone numbers or email addresses.

How to use macOS Terminal and what it's useful for

Terminal commands in macOS are still useful for modifying system behaviors efficiently despite the prevalence of graphical interfaces.

Mac: How to send text messages from the command line and shell scripts

You can send text messages from macOS command line and shell scripts to known Messages/iMessage contacts via phone numbers or email addresses.
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GNU screen 5 proves it's still got game even after 37 years

GNU Screen has updated features in version 5.0.0, maintaining relevance among terminal multiplexers despite newer alternatives like tmux.

Kubectl Apply vs. Create: Understanding the Difference

kubectl apply and kubectl create serve different purposes for managing Kubernetes resources despite apparent similarities.

10 things I always do after installing Linux - and why you should too

Always update your Linux system right after installation to ensure you have the latest patches and software.
Organizing your application needs with tools like Google Keep can enhance your Linux experience.
Using the command line for application installation can save time and reduce the chance of forgetting important software.
#metadata

Find the instance id of an AWS EC2 instance within that EC2 machine

There are multiple ways to retrieve the instance id and metadata of an AWS EC2 instance within that instance
You can use command line tools like ec2metadata or ec2-metadata, or make an HTTP call to retrieve the instance id and other metadata

Find the instance id of an AWS EC2 instance within that EC2 machine

There are multiple ways to obtain the instance ID of an AWS EC2 instance
One way is to use the command line tool or make an HTTP call

Find the instance id of an AWS EC2 instance within that EC2 machine

There are multiple ways to retrieve the instance id and metadata of an AWS EC2 instance within that instance
You can use command line tools like ec2metadata or ec2-metadata, or make an HTTP call to retrieve the instance id and other metadata

Find the instance id of an AWS EC2 instance within that EC2 machine

There are multiple ways to obtain the instance ID of an AWS EC2 instance
One way is to use the command line tool or make an HTTP call
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The Top 5 Best Big Data Analytics Tools & Solutions for 2023

Running commands inside a Docker container can be easily done using the 'docker exec' command.
The 'docker exec' command allows you to enter a running container and execute commands as if you were inside the container itself.

Essential Linux Terminal Hacks for Efficiency-Part 2

To reuse commands, utilize reverse search and history command. Display date/time in history for reference. Run multiple cmds concurrently with specific chaining options. View large file content easily with 'less' command.
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