Power Up Your Command Line, Part 3

Five lesser-known command line utilities you'll want to install right away.

What is /proc? | OpsTips

Get to know what is under the hood of procfs - what Linux does when you interact with /proc

DD, DU & DF - The Three Linux Commands You Should Commit To Memory

Over the course of my Linux use, I've found these three commands to be very helpful and they are worth committing to memory. DD , the low-...

Welcome to Linux From Scratch!

Linux Load Averages: Solving the Mystery

Linux load averages explained, including why they include the uninterruptible I/O sleep state.

The Various Kinds of IO - Blocking, Non-blocking, Multiplexed and Async.

A blog where I write down my thoughts, ideas and notions, as an exercise to cement them in my memory and improve on their concepts.

Command Line Tricks For Data Scientists

For many data scientists, data manipulation begins and ends with Pandas or the Tidyverse. In theory, there is nothing wrong with this…

10 Command Line Recipes for Deep Learning on Amazon Web Services - Machine

Running large deep learning processes on Amazon Web Services EC2 is a cheap and effective way to learn and develop models. For just a few dollars you can get access to tens of gigabytes of RAM, tens of CPU cores, and multiple GPUs. I highly recommend it. If you are new to EC2 or…

Interactive map of Linux kernel

Command-line-text-processing/ruby_one_liners.md at master · learnbyexample/

:zap: From finding text to search and replace, from sorting to beautifying text and more :art: - learnbyexample/Command-line-text-processing

How SSH got port number 22

The SSH port is 22. This is the story of how it got that port number. And practical configuration instructions.

Parallel processing with Unix tools

Tools for multi-processing on unix

Ruby “execute shell command” examples | alvinalexander.com

12 Terminal Commands Every Web Developer Should Know About - Tutorialzine

A collection of Unix commands that will greatly improve your web dev workflow.

Linux / UNIX: DNS Lookup Command

Explains how to use host or dig command to query DNS name servers, dns lookup under UNIX or Linux for troubleshooting purpose.

Command Line Tools I Like (2022) · rwblickhan.org

The personal site of R. W. Blickhan