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After ssh into server, run this command to show all the table structure and schema.
I like the fact the Patola's version uses only ones and zeros, but I also like the sparse output of the other versions. This one combines both of those features and eliminates some unnecessary cruft.
You can vary the sparseness by changing "$(($RANDOM % 5))" to another number. The number in this term "$(($RANDOM % 4))" controls how frequently the numbers are output bold.
Brightness indicator to be used in scripts that adjust brightness [especially sys that doesn't support automatically]
If you are using an xterm emulation capable terminal emulator, such as PuTTY or xterm on Linux desktop, this command will replace the title of that terminal window. I know it is not nice to have seventeen terminals on your desktop with title PuTTY, you can not tell which one is connected to which server and doing what.
Even though the string between the quotes is typed as literals, it needs a little more finesse to make it work. Here is how it is done key-by-key:
echo "( ctrl-v then ctrl-[ )0;Enter_Title_String_Here( ctrl-v then ctrl-g )"( enter )
ctrl-v : means hold down ctrl key and hit v at the same time like you are pasting in windoze ; also please don't type the parentheses, i.e., ( and )
Unmount
$ umount /mnt
Delete loopback file device
$ lofiadm -d /dev/lofi/1
Also searches for aliases and shell builtins
There's no need to be logged in facebook. I could do more JSON filtering but you get the idea...
Replace u=4 (Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook creator) with desired uid.
Hidden or not hidden... Scary, don't you?
If not success clean cache and try again
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These are simple shortcuts to pause and continue terminal output, works in most terminals and screen multiplexers like screen. You can use it to catch something if things change too fast, and scroll with Shift + PgUp PgDown. On linux console ScrollLock can also be used.
opens the Google I'm Feeling Lucky result in lynx, the command line browser