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• Twidge: Command Line Twitter Client For Linux

  
  UbuntuHQ — Authority: 148
  Twidge is a command-line microblogging client for Twitter and Identi.ca. It is designed to be useful when youre sitting at a shell prompt. While I prefer TTYtter , Twidge may be easier to use and also can be install with just one command.   Using a command line Twitter client can be very useful because you can ...
  11 hours ago

• Tweet from the command line with Twidge

  
  Telephone Issues — Authority: 165
  For the longest time I refused to see the value in Twitter. Over the last six months I have changed my tune on that. Now I use Twitter primarily as a PR tool for my articles. And since my renewed belief in micro-blogging, I have found plenty of tools with which to enact with Twitter. One tool I have found to be the ...
  2 days ago

• Tweet from the command line with Twidge

  
  Web Burning Blog — Authority: 148
  For the long instance I refused to wager the continuance in Twitter. Over the tangency sextet months I impact denaturized my set on that. Now I ingest Twitter primarily as a PR agency for my articles. And since my renewed belief in micro-blogging, I impact institute plentitude of tools with which to represent with ...
  2 days ago

• Add a PHP Post-Commit-Hook to your SVN

  
  Marco's Webdev Notepad — Authority: 103
  This is just a link to a very good tutorial on how to make your own SVN post-commit hook using a PHP script. It sends the following information via email: Committer name Commit message List of files edited Diff of changes made http://techchorus.net/writing-php-script-send-svn-commit-changeset-email-notification
  5 days ago

• Gmail, offlineimap, msmtp, and mutt for command line email

  
  Tux Training — Authority: 421
  Collecting bits and pieces over the past year, I’ve come up with the perfect solution for email on the command line.   Enjoy.mkdir ~/Mail (if you want this to be different change the “localfolders” line in .offlineimaprc )here, the following are my configs. All of these will have to be editted with [...]
  6 days ago

• aria2: Cross Platform Command Line Tool To Download Files From HTTP, FTP and Bittorrent

  
  UbuntuHQ — Authority: 148
  aria2 is a command line utility for Windows, Linux and Mac OSX you can use for downloading files, which supports HTTP(S), FTP, BitTorrent, and Metalink. The cli tool can download a file from multiple sources/protocols and tries to utilize your maximum download bandwidth. Really speeds up your download experience. ...
  1 week ago

• OpenSUSE Linux: Quick Zypper Tutorial

  
  OpenSUSE Linux Rants — Authority: 116
  OpenSUSE Linux provides a command-line method of managing repositories and packages. This tool is called zypper . The following is a basic tutorial by example of how to use zypper . Repository Management To list repositories: [1342][root@dev:/home/scott]$ zypper repos# | Alias | Name ...
  2 weeks ago

• Slick Linux Virtual Terminal: aterm

  
  OpenSUSE Linux Rants — Authority: 116
  In the search for a full weight loss program for my window manager (I’m switching from KDE 3.5 to XFCE4), it became clear that another terminal would have to replace Konsole. After 11 full minutes of considerable thought, agonizing contemplation, deliberation and extensive research, aterm became the obvious ...
  2 weeks ago

• Perl : search and replaced

  
  Dagorret — Authority: 129
  There are many times when we need to search and replace certain words from files. Doing it manually will be very time consuming. One way to do it is using VI ( my favorite editor !) search n’ replace. The better option is using perl command line search and replace option. The syntax is the following. # perl ...
  3 weeks ago

• Social networking keeps growing

  
  New Web 2.0 Magazine — Authority: 453
  Three groups of internet users are mainly responsible for driving the growth of this activity: social network website users, those who connect to the internet via mobile devices, and younger internet users – those under age 44. ...
  3 weeks ago

• SSH Tip for the Day

  
  OpenSUSE Linux Rants — Authority: 116
  When you are forwarding ports through a tunnel, either locally or remotely (i.e., with the -L or -R switches), you can modify the session real-time. The way that you do this is after you start the session, you press SHIFT + ` + c (The ` key also has a ~ in it, which is the actual keypress sent to the session). If it ...
  3 weeks ago

• Balticon 43 Extra – TCLP 2009-05-27 Balticon 43: Peer Media vs. Broadcast Media

  
  Balticon Podcast — Authority: 409
  Audio posted by Thomas ldquo;Cmdlnrdquo; Gideon from the Copyright panel.Quoting the original show notes:This is a feature cast.In the intro a heart felt thank you to my good friend,nbsp;Chris Miller, for his support and advice without which my recent experience at Balticon would not have been anywhere near as ...
  3 weeks ago

• Balticon 43 Extra – TCLP 2009-06-03 Balticon 43: Technology, Podcasting’s Rocket Fuel

  
  Balticon Podcast — Authority: 409
  Audio posted by Thomas ldquo;Cmdlnrdquo; Gideon from the Copyright panel.Quoting the original show notes:This is a feature cast.In the intro a reminder that the 4th anniversary episode of the show is coming up, June 24th.nbsp; Please send me any recollections, thoughts, or well wishes yoursquo;d like me to share on ...
  3 weeks ago

• Command Line Basics: Join Files With cat

  
  fsdaily.com - Free Software News - Published news — Authority: 158
  I’ve already shown you how to view files with the cat command. In today’s post I’m going to show you how to use the GNU cat command for its originally intended purpose: for joining multiple files together. Advertisement Your ad here!
  3 weeks ago

• Tip: Keep a command out of your history

  
  Tux Training — Authority: 421
  If you want an easy way to keep commands out of your ~/.bash_history, do the following:put this in your .bashrc:export HISTCONTROL=ignorespacethen in a new bash session when you type in a command, if you put a space before it, it doesn’t appear in your history.$echo hello #in history$ echo hello #not in history
  4 weeks ago

• Balticon 43 Extra – TCLP 2009-06-10 Balticon 43: Copyright

  
  Balticon Podcast — Authority: 409
  Audio posted by Thomas "Cmdln" Gideon from the Copyright panel.Quoting the original show notes:This is a feature cast.In the intro a correction and a reminder about my upcoming 4th anniversary show.There is no listener feedback this week. There is also no hacker word of the week due to the length of the feature.The ...
  4 weeks ago

• Updating Microsoft Security Essentials Using Command-Line - The …

  
  Windows 2008 Security — Authority: 153
  Microsoft Security Essentials includes a Command Line Utility which can be used to update the virus/malware definitions, initiate a scan, undo a recent definition update and perform other tasks. To know how to use the Command Line … See the original post: Updating Microsoft Security Essentials Using Command-Line - ...
  6 weeks ago

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