4:20 Exactly what i am looking for in my career.

Hey thank you for this tutorial. It's the first time I've ever heard of this. Is it fair to say this is very much necessary for bash which doesn't necesarily deal will with this kind of parsing, as opposed to powershell or python which deals with objects a little more elegantly???

Could you do a tutorial on apt-get ?

I thought it was jешisн question

I love this type of short and informative guide videos, i really hope that you will keep continuing this format videos!! Wish you the best for your channel!

Thank you. If you have time a video on the $ sed command would be great, leading to string parsing.

One of the best videos about system design interview that I have ever watched. Awesome tips, man. Really interesting book recommendations also.

Cool video dude, well done!

Wow so cool, thank you! Got here after listening to Primeagen.

This was super helpful, thanks! love the format and look forward to seeing more

I was looking for a guitar tutorial for mudvayne but here I am

You are absolutely right. The Sys admin in our department has more knowledge of programming than other programmers. But he is being paid 30-50% less salary than them. Now i tell all of my friends to avoid Sysadmins roles.

Amazing video

You have the best video ever about grep on KZfaq

I love the awkward sendoff at the end 😂 Great information, thank you!

I hope there will be thousands of videos to come, for all the other commands.

01:14 Yeah.. nice, but if I do: curl -o result.pdf www.somewhat.org it doesn't create a PDF file for me, so I have to use another program that converts HTML into a PDF.

Please keep making those Videos. Those are so nicely done :) I am thankful!

Still waiting for a new video! Is there a way to make a video about awk? Or tr? With the whole xz thing I think it could be pretty interesting

Hope you're well Navek. You content is so good, I hope you can make more in the future! Also, this Porschephile loves the luftgekühlt hat

Test Comment for curl

Great video, thanks!

Grate videos! How can I send user and password ?

It is helpful to get a grip on grep.

Amazing!

thx man

Dude you’ve got to do a video on cool vim features

What just happened with the greater than equal to symbol out of nowhere? @11:47

o my rod, what a king

such a great concise video, thx!

good vid

Wow I learned two things today: -s instead of piping to tail, and there are people who use base 10 deliberately. Mind = blown.

The "h" flag is the more accurate representation. Storage is measured in base 2.

Please keep making awesome videos! I am learning so much from you! This is much better than the man pages!

Great overview, thanks! Always went through the directories one by one with du, -a is really helpful.

GNU parallel next 👀

I really love your videos. Presentation is always super nice, you explain everything I need to know to understand the basic patterns of when and how to use the tools, at a really comfortable pace. Super helpful, keep it up :D

Fucking phenomenal video. Examples, applicability, theory, context - perfect.

Blasphemy! Everyone knows you're supposed to just use either one combined with random switches until it spits out what you want!

Yooo thank you so much. I binge all your videos because they’re so useful. Can you do a tutorial on man pages? I have a basic understanding of the markup that’s used, but there’s a million man directories and I can never access my man page correctly even when I know it’s in /usr/share/man. Keep up the good work ! 🙏🙏🙏

HE'S BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACKKK, THE RETURN OF THE KING

He’s back!!! Awesome video I actually didn’t think about those commands as something so extremely useful! 10/10

A deep dive for sure. Very well done!

Banger video. Learned a lot. I think it would be great to see this in a tree view

Have you seen ncdu you can use sudo with this command.

Thank you keep up the good work.

nothing that I didn't know already but great video anyways

Man these are my new go-to vids for Linux

0:49 `lsof /var/log/syslog` does return a non-zero exit code. Great reason to have an exit indication as part of your prompt!

Very important note! The grep command is very battle tested. A regex that is safe with grep is not necessarily safe to use on requested resources. Always use extra caution with unknown inputs. Use extra extra caution if that unknown input can build a regular expression!