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Hide or show Desktop Icons on MacOS
Hides all Files and Folders on the MacOS Desktop. To show files and folders, type "true" instead of "false". "Finder" at the end is case sensitive, "finder" doesn’t work

Monitor cpu in realtime.

Display two calendar months side by side
Displays last month, current month, and next month side by side.

View disk usage

Search some text from all files inside a directory

save your current environment as a bunch of defaults

Delete all empty lines from a file with vim
If you need to delete lines that may contain space characters (such as tabs or spaces) as well as empty ones, try: $:v/\S/d Just an alternative.

Explanation of system and MySQL error codes
perror should be installed if mysql-server package is installed

Identify name and resolution of all jpgs in current directory

Speaking alarm clock
This ran on a ubuntu box using espeak for speaking text with the bash shell. On a mac you should use 'say'. Also you can change your alarm interval and your snooze interval which are currently 8 hours and 1 minute. I would run this via cron yet it's easier to disable if you run it as a command like this :P

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