No one wants to mention the obligatory

rm -rf /

Great for leaving your current job or project with a bang!

( Please, do NOT actually run that haha )

You should definitely check out this discussion.

$ ps aux | grep search

search for 'search' in your processes, handy for finding the PID. etc.

ctrl+r (depending on setup) to search through past typed commands.

Top Tip: Learn Vi

$ vi filename

When you are a vi ninja, the world is yours. (full disclosure I am not a vi ninja yet)

I would vote for learning how to create an alias in your .bash_profile file. That will save actual keystrokes and actual time...especially for repetitive tasks.

Pop the following into your .bash_profile and replace with a real directory path:

alias workdir='cd ~/some/long/path/you/use/a/lot/for/coding'

Then you can run 'workdir' in your command line and get to that directory really quickly. Lots of other stuffs and things you can do with an alias.

Saw this on my pinterest feed. Didn't know some of them, so thought it would be useful to keep around: makeuseof.com/tag/15-cmd-commands-every-windows-u…