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I bought a set four years ago when I bought my Tesla model Y and you couldn’t get there ratchet key into the lug nut holes on the Tesla OEM wheel. They refunded my money and they said they were working on them And it’s been over four years and nothing yet It’s a real shame I would love to have a set There have only been 3.5 million Tesla model Y sold since. I guess that’s not enough cars for them to put out a version that works ? Or they just don’t like electric vehicles It’s a shame

You loosened toward the bottom rather than toward the left.

That is the worst command name.

That lock is nothing a bolt extractor socket will have that off in 3 seconds and two taps

Linux is a kernel. A KERNEL. A GNU/Linux system is a Posix system, so those commands are Posix or UNIX compliance commands, not Linux commands,

Can anyone who has that same key take them off ? Or every key is different

Who makes that skid plate? I need one for my 4Runner.

This is interesting. Do you know what us the main use case of soft vs hard links?

For unsorted data in a column, as the last command you can use: sort -u Which will sort data and print only unique values in one go

tail -f debug.log ^ continuously prints every new line added to a file - useful when you just want to check something and anticipate it to show up in a log file

ncdu command is also pretty neat

I use dust instead. It's the better du

Just a small nitpick, the sort command can directly accept a file and you don't need to cat a file and pipe it. You can look up "UUOC" for more details.

Been looking for a way to kill certain processes for a while now. The process id is so useful! Thanks

Why type clear when we can Control-L?

gdu, prettier than ncdu, interactive as opposed to `dust`

Thank you

I had to lookup the awk part cause i dont use it often. This makes a tree of the top n folders and the top m files in the folders. du -ah | sort -rh | awk 'BEGIN{FS="/";OFS="/"}{if (NF==1) {print;count=1} else {count++;if(count<=<n files per folder>)print}}' | head -n <top n folders>

隠しファイルは？ du --human-readable --summarizr * .* | sort -h

I don't understand why so many people use 'clear' to clear the shell when a Ctrl-l would do the job with one keystroke

Can i buy the set and let a tire shop put it?

ncdu

Linux sucks

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks! I thought all trd wheels came with a lock from factory though

True

Love these shorts! Thanks for the clear and concise explanations

I was right 🥸

what's the difference between -iname and -name flags ?

Mount a network drive and use it as swapspace to dowbload more ram 😂

I think depending on polkit settings you dont need sudo or root

Straight to the point, educative and entertained, nice job man.

Shift + z + z is my favorite shortcut for vim :)

Large PDFs for Longer pipes.

man i hate memorizing commands im good

Huh, neat! Thats a good one!

Copy live iso image to a usb stick

Thanks for these videos!

I'm here for the algorithm!

These are pretty cool. Thanks for your work.

Great Video! This is exactly what I needed! :D

Exactly this is what I wanted. Thanks

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cd ~

Carl+a to bring cursor to command start.

Oh hey, one I actually knew, this has been a great series and actually teaches Linux really well

tar Xtract Ze File, someone somewhere said this and it stuck with me

Love that you link them to last short. Nice content 👌 I work with a custom Unix OS so I can just bash cmd them if they dont work.

the actual problem was running windows on your pi

Try 64gb... Proly work

z hasn't been required for many, many years. I typically use "tar xf" to extract.