Michael Küper gegen Faschismus, #SchutzschildDerDemokratie
maxlathfilename_without_extension="${filename%.*}"
https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Shell-Parameter-Expansion.html
@pfm not to brag (too much) but I'm well beyond that point :D I implemented a small system of fav directory, where each of them gets an alias https://gist.github.com/maxlath/724d015d0144880824c3a65482a38e25
-> that's the simple version, mine also has `before cd` and `after cd` hooks, where I typically `ls` or start a server, etc
I'm not sure I would have implemented it back in the days if I had knew #autojump existed though https://github.com/wting/autojump
pfm 🧘 
@maxlath no here's 2nd #ShellTip just for you:
# in ~/.bashrc
long=to/some/very/annoyingly/long/path
# in your interactive shell:
cd $long
of course $long makes sense esp. when it refers to a frequently visited directory, so it might make sense to let it point to a root directory of a project or something like that -- so you can:
cd $long/vehicle
cd $long/hair
cd $long/story
I use it a lot and it makes my life better!
# in ~/.bashrc
long=to/some/very/annoyingly/long/path
# in your interactive shell:
cd $long
of course $long makes sense esp. when it refers to a frequently visited directory, so it might make sense to let it point to a root directory of a project or something like that -- so you can:
cd $long/vehicle
cd $long/hair
cd $long/story
I use it a lot and it makes my life better!
[#shelltip of the day]
cd to/some/very/annoyingly/long/path
# accidentally cd to home directory
cd
# cd back to that previous directory
cd -