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Mar
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Did Rob Pike say that the Unix Philosophy is no longer as relevant as it once was?
Feb
18
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Has the Unix Philosophy been abandoned in web application design?
Sep
28
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Tmux output is slower when vertical splits exist: why?
Sep
24
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For filenames, are underscores or dashes more common in Unix file names?
Sep
20
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How do I decide whether to make a command a shell script or an alias?
Sep
17
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Want to search for two consecutive lines with at least n characters
Jan
24
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How can I use `find` and sort the results by mtime?
Jan
19
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Is there any way to have console (rogue) mode programs take over only part of the terminal screen?
Jan
3
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What is the file-naming convention for regular text files?
Nov
1
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How can I trigger a script when a certain port becomes available for requests?
Oct
14
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How can I move a process into the background and also silence its output?
May
26
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Is the `ed` editor useful for any purpose besides emergencies and batch editing?
May
26
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What are the virtues of multitasking with traditional job control vs Tmux/Screen?
May
13
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Is there a way to bind TAB so that it outputs 2 space characters?
May
13
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less -j is not working for me
May
13
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Should all plain text files have some sort of suffix (e.g. *.txt, *.conf)
Apr
29
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Do you prefer bash scripts or aliases for shortcuts?
Apr
28
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Are there any good tools besides SeleniumRC that can fetch webpages including content post-painted by JavaScript?
Apr
26
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When you type a search term in copy mode, is there a way to erase the search term with something like CTRL-U?
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