#learnedfromexperience — Public Fediverse posts
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@craftykitty @philliesfan4 but you want the hs80's not the maxes like tigger has because the max's microphone is trash. #LearnedFromExperience.
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@craftykitty @philliesfan4 but you want the hs80's not the maxes like tigger has because the max's microphone is trash. #LearnedFromExperience.
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@craftykitty @philliesfan4 but you want the hs80's not the maxes like tigger has because the max's microphone is trash. #LearnedFromExperience.
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@craftykitty @philliesfan4 but you want the hs80's not the maxes like tigger has because the max's microphone is trash. #LearnedFromExperience.
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@craftykitty @philliesfan4 but you want the hs80's not the maxes like tigger has because the max's microphone is trash. #LearnedFromExperience.
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I tried a #dockerized self-hosted #AppFlowy, hoping for seamless synchronization. However, it didn't sync between my devices, so I switched back to #Obsidian. I like how simple, fast, and yet extendable it is, if necessary.
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I tried a #dockerized self-hosted #AppFlowy, hoping for seamless synchronization. However, it didn't sync between my devices, so I switched back to #Obsidian. I like how simple, fast, and yet extendable it is, if necessary.
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I tried a #dockerized self-hosted #AppFlowy, hoping for seamless synchronization. However, it didn't sync between my devices, so I switched back to #Obsidian. I like how simple, fast, and yet extendable it is, if necessary.
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I tried a #dockerized self-hosted #AppFlowy, hoping for seamless synchronization. However, it didn't sync between my devices, so I switched back to #Obsidian. I like how simple, fast, and yet extendable it is, if necessary.
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I tried a #dockerized self-hosted #AppFlowy, hoping for seamless synchronization. However, it didn't sync between my devices, so I switched back to #Obsidian. I like how simple, fast, and yet extendable it is, if necessary.
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Fun #BashShell #LinuxTip for when you want to remove a bunch of similar commands from the bash history.
> for i in `history | grep -i [part of command to remove] | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | sort -r ` ; do history -d ${i} ; done
The [part of command to remove] should be enough so you find the commands you want to remove, without accidentally including others.
The "sort -r" reverses the results so history deletes from the end, not the top. Very needed. #LearnedFromExperience
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Fun #BashShell #LinuxTip for when you want to remove a bunch of similar commands from the bash history.
> for i in `history | grep -i [part of command to remove] | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | sort -r ` ; do history -d ${i} ; done
The [part of command to remove] should be enough so you find the commands you want to remove, without accidentally including others.
The "sort -r" reverses the results so history deletes from the end, not the top. Very needed. #LearnedFromExperience
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Fun #BashShell #LinuxTip for when you want to remove a bunch of similar commands from the bash history.
> for i in `history | grep -i [part of command to remove] | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | sort -r ` ; do history -d ${i} ; done
The [part of command to remove] should be enough so you find the commands you want to remove, without accidentally including others.
The "sort -r" reverses the results so history deletes from the end, not the top. Very needed. #LearnedFromExperience
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Fun #BashShell #LinuxTip for when you want to remove a bunch of similar commands from the bash history.
> for i in `history | grep -i [part of command to remove] | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | sort -r ` ; do history -d ${i} ; done
The [part of command to remove] should be enough so you find the commands you want to remove, without accidentally including others.
The "sort -r" reverses the results so history deletes from the end, not the top. Very needed. #LearnedFromExperience
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Fun #BashShell #LinuxTip for when you want to remove a bunch of similar commands from the bash history.
> for i in `history | grep -i [part of command to remove] | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | sort -r ` ; do history -d ${i} ; done
The [part of command to remove] should be enough so you find the commands you want to remove, without accidentally including others.
The "sort -r" reverses the results so history deletes from the end, not the top. Very needed. #LearnedFromExperience