Interesting ping trick, it ignores leading zeros in an IP address.

The IP address you supply the ping command with can have a leading zero or multiple leading zeros and they will be ignored by the ping command. This is an example. jason@jason-desktop:~$ ping 192.168.00001.00002 PING 192.168.00001.00002 (192.168.1.2) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 192.168.1.2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.012 ms 64…

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Very cool and interesting Linux commands.

How to search your home directory for certain files. The find command is very useful for searching your computer for various files. john@adeptus-mechanicus ~ $ find /home/$LOGNAME -name "*.avi" /home/john/Azureus Downloads/[ www.Torrenting.com ] – The.Hobbit.2012.DVDSCR.XVID-NYDIC/The.Hobbit.2012.DVDSCR.XVID-NYDIC.avi /home/john/Azureus Downloads/[ www.Torrenting.com ] – The.Hobbit.2012.DVDSCR.XVID-NYDIC/sample/sample.avijohn@adeptus-mechanicus ~ $ find /home/$LOGNAME -name "*.avi" /home/john/Azureus Downloads/[ www.Torrenting.com…

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