MAC OSX doesn't come with a locate command, This will do the same thing as the locate command on a typical Linux OS. Simply add it to your ~/.bash_profile
If the HISTTIMEFORMAT is set, the time stamp information associated with each history entry is written to the history file, marked with the history comment character. Show Sample Output
This command will open the AVD Manager in Mac OS X.
Ruby Version Manager (RVM) - https://rvm.io/ Show Sample Output
The sed script ensures that the "random" MAC address is unicast (bit 0 of first byte == 0) and local (bit 1 of first byte == 1)
Gets the Hardware UUID of the current machine using system_profiler. Show Sample Output
When you press "cmd+n" in TextMate, you can have "HTML" language as default document format... You can also define other languages too. You need to know the UUID of your language bundle.
The command above has been changed due to very good constructive criticism - thanks x 2! This command can be used after acquiring mac's, ip's and hostname's or any of the above from a freshly scanned LAN. User must be root, and remember to change your settings on your network managing software manually (Fedc10 NetworkManager Applet 0.7.1 is mine) instead of 'auto DHCP'. You can also substitute eth0 for wlan0 etc - be good and ENJOY!
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