Command Prompt

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>>61716851
df -H
because I am poor.

echo op is a fag

cd code
cd
cd
ls
cd
cd

hack.exe

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>>61716851
:^)

>>61716851
cd c:
Tree


Now you look like a hacker.

>>61716851

grep --color[=WHEN] -n PATTERN [FILE]

Very good for checking if a file has a string I'm looking for. If a perfect match is found, it'll list the entire line with line number and highlight the matching parts because by default grep just prints the matches.

>>61717100
Or use type on a program file to be super 1337

Tracert and ping, cause my internet suck ass and have to check it

>>61717121
Weird, I get color matches by default on my machine. Debian

>>61717100
>cd c:

>>61716851
screenfetch -s

>>61717166

\*

>>61717135
Nah

>>61717163
It defaults to auto if no argument is given for color

>>61717166
I think karlie is koding with us

>>61716897
Not df -k
>Luxury.

>>61716851
cls, over and over again. (or dir until i die)

@echo off
command
command.com
pause

>>61717163
$ type grep
grep is aliased to `grep --color=auto'
$ unalias grep

>>61716851
ls -a
cd ..
ls -a
ls
dir
dir
dir

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