Who do you usually ping?

…when you need to spontaneously check if you can see the WAN from the #cmdLine of a system.

For me it's usually ping cnn.com.

I guess it was cuz it is short and quick. I've been using that for at least 28yrs. Just tradition now. I hope they don't stop responding to ICMP requests. lol

#ping #icmp

I once used mutt, happily, for years. I want to get back to some sort of terminal email client. Is mutt/neomutt still the bees knees, or is there some new hotness on the scene?

#mail #tui #mutt #cmdline

Parámetros Línea de Comandos. TCL

{ROOR} Revista On-line Occam's Razor
Parámetros Línea de Comandos. Bash

{ROOR} Revista On-line Occam's Razor
Parámetros Línea de Comandos. Ruby

{ROOR} Revista On-line Occam's Razor
Parámetros Línea de Comandos. Python

{ROOR} Revista On-line Occam's Razor
Parámetros Línea de Comandos. Perl

{ROOR} Revista On-line Occam's Razor
Parámetros Línea de Comandos. C, C++ y Objective-C

{ROOR} Revista On-line Occam's Razor

It's like M-x occur inside #emacs but built into #less. Since I learned about it from the man page, I profited from it so many times. Maybe you can profit too?

#cmdline #linux

Did you ever wish to narrow down the content that you are currently looking at in the less pager to lines matching a regular expression?

Turns out that pressing '&' and entering the regexp is all that is required to do this.

Just use an empty regexp to widen the view again, i.e. '&<enter>'

You are welcome! 😉

#linux #cmdline #less