💡Quick Linux Tip #22
You accidentally deleted something and want to know what was removed recently.
Run:
find ~/ -type f -mtime -1
This shows files that were modified in the last day.
While it won't recover deleted files, it can help you identify recent changes and missing files.
It's often useful when troubleshooting user mistakes.
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Here are 5 important "Linux commands" you should master 📚
1️⃣ grep
Search inside files
👉 Used for logs & debugging
2️⃣ awk
Process and extract data
👉 Powerful for automation
3️⃣ sed
Edit text in files
👉 Replace/update at scale
4️⃣ ss
Check network connections
👉 Debug ports & services
5️⃣ tail -f
Monitor logs in real-time
👉 Essential for production
The reason why large asteroids don't fall to Earth every day and cause disasters is because Jupiter's gravity attracts asteroids and protects the inner planets.
These circles aren’t moving at all, yet your brain swears they’re spinning wildly!
Math and stripes just broke your eyes with this wild motion illusion.
Can't unsee it?
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Today, Michelle and I are proud to announce that we will be hosting the dedication ceremony for the Obama Presidential Center on June 18th in Chicago, and welcoming the public on June 19th.
We can’t wait for you to visit. Go to https://t.co/swMRHuB5Y4 to learn more.
An atom is extremely small—so small that millions of them can fit across the width of a human hair. The diameter of a typical atom is about 0.1 nanometers, which is one ten-millionth of a millimeter. Atoms are made mostly of empty space, with a tiny, dense nucleus at the center surrounded by electrons. Despite their size, atoms are the basic building blocks of everything around us.
Credit : CERN / YT