bobdc (35)in #technology • 8 years agoUnix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: displaying larger files with the more commandSee Unix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: table of contents for an introduction to this series and…bobdc (35)in #technology • 8 years agoUnix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: catSee Unix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: table of contents for an introduction to this series and…bobdc (35)in #technology • 8 years agoUnix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: table of contentsThe Unix operating system was the granddaddy of Linux, OS X, and Windows, and most of its commands for exploring…bobdc (35)in #technology • 8 years agoUnix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: diffSee Unix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: table of contents for an introduction to this series and…bobdc (35)in #technology • 8 years agoUnix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: cutThis is part of a series on Unix command line tools that are available in on Linux, OS X, and Windows machines.…bobdc (35)in #technology • 8 years agoUnix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: head and tailThis is part of a series on Unix command line tools that are available in on Linux, OS X, and Windows machines.…bobdc (35)in #technology • 8 years agoUnix command line tricks for Linux, Mac, and Windows: grepThe Unix operating system was the granddaddy of Linux, OS X, and Windows, and most of its commands for exploring…bobdc (35)in #recipes • 8 years agoMaking your own peanut butter is extremely easyDump some peanuts into a food processor. Turn it on and wait until the peanuts are peanut butter. Really, that's it.…bobdc (35)in #introduceyourself • 8 years agointroducing bobdcMy name is Bob DuCharme, and I have been writing about technology for a long time in my blog and in several…bobdc (35)in #recipes • 8 years agoMake your own salad dressingPut a third of a cup of vinegar into a blender or food processor, turn it on, and then slowly pour in two-thirds of a…
