ss64.com hosts this awesome reference to every single command line program and option available in MacOS X, Linux (Bash), Windows and (ugh) Oracle.
Wonderful reference and a great companion to Apple’s shell scripting primer.
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inik: RT @thinkprogress: .@komenforthecure head says responses to Planned Parenthood decision are "very favorable." If your response is unfavo ...
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inik: @FluidApp I'm getting errors in a Fluid app Gmail and can't use chat either. Any ideas?
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inik: finished Five Children and It by E. (Edith) Nesbit et al. and gave it 5 stars http://t.co/mspysk1B #Kindle
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inik: How to use an obscure shell command to let your AppleScripts and shell scripts output rich text. http://t.co/3Y9dAHiH
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inik: Nicholas "Nik" Friedman TeBockhorst http://t.co/I6kGmcDg
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Griping about OS X Lion? Here's two nifty tools that replace a variety of poorly supported third party tools: Command-line and Automator access to video and audio conversion. Super easy to use, and very flexible and supports any format that Quicktime can encode/decode. (So Perian is a must-install if you want to handle DivX/3viX, etc.)
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Fix Google Reader's horrible new interface with this user script! Now it fits nicely on my MacBook's small screen.
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Happy 11/11/11 11:11:11!
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What makes this ad awesome is not the true-to-life irony, because the idea is hardly innovative, but rather the excellent execution. Reminds me a bit of that excellent Nutri-Grain spec commercial. Quick delivery, good actors, hit all the high notes. Love it.
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