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- today I talk about the hash cache in bash and show how it can sometimes produce confusing / incorrect
- today I talk about the standard streams (stdin / stdout / stderr) as well as their conventional uses! playlist: ...
- today I talk about customizing the "
- today I talk about the `comm`
- today I talk about one of the more useful debugging
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today I show you a here's a little tip that I hope will make your bash scripts easier to write! this helps avoid unnecessary cat / echo calls - stdin / stdout ... today I show an alternative to `cd` for scripts -- and why it's useful! playlist: ... I show the small number of rules to bash quoting and why '"'"' shouldn't be that scary! playlist: ...
today I show off shell aliases and a neat trick (that I DO NOT UNDERSTAND) to bypass them! playlist: ...
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