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Ghost in the Shell – Part 5
- ttyprintk 6y agoDevs as well as sysadmins will appreciate this stuff. I didn’t know about grep performing poorly with utf. A few opinions: - homegrown dedup scripts feel less reliable than rmlint - bash compgen will list known commands, it’s neglected because it’s weirdly named - if you have Python, you could have magic wormhole rather than a script that self-hosts ftp. Opportunistic encryption, doesn’t get firewalled, workalike alternatives exist - fzf improves file selection and shows a preview. Consider previewing PDFs with fzf, and use it for shell history if you can - ncdu can cache its results in a file for later. I find this more valuable than the older ‘locate’. It can’t read this cached representation from a file descriptor. An excellent example of where named pipes make something useful