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@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Here's a list of the most interesting ones, along with what they do and where th
- nautilus-here - A quick command that opens nautilus in the current directory. For lazy people :P - nautilus-here - A quick command that opens nautilus in the current directory. For lazy people :P
- ssh-retry - I forget where it came from, but this command reepeatedly calls ssh until it succeeds in connecting. - ssh-retry - I forget where it came from, but this command reepeatedly calls ssh until it succeeds in connecting.
- quote-get - Displays a random quote from a remote file. The quote stays the same until the following day. The remote file is cached locally for convenience :smiley_cat: - quote-get - Displays a random quote from a remote file. The quote stays the same until the following day. The remote file is cached locally for convenience :smiley_cat:
- teleport / telepeek - A pair of quick functions in my `.bash_aliases` file for quickly jumping about. Works best if you've got a decent amount of free RAM for the cache. - teleport / telepeek / telepick - A pair of quick functions in my `.bash_aliases` file for quickly jumping about. Works best if you've got a decent amount of free RAM for the cache.
## cloudsurfer.sh ## cloudsurfer.sh
`cloudsurfer.sh` is a new script I'm writing to bring some of the customisations I store here in this repository to terminals on shared machines - where I can't modify `.bashrc`, for example. `cloudsurfer.sh` is a new script I'm writing to bring some of the customisations I store here in this repository to terminals on shared machines - where I can't modify `.bashrc`, for example.