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When you want to rerun a shell command you ran some time ago, how do you usually search for it?

#linux#terminal#cli

It's been a minute (almost 3 years, but who's counting?), but I've just released a new version of broken-links, to add a user agent to it (thank you @mike_k for the suggestion).

It's a link checker - give it a starting URL, and it'll recursively crawl all pages with that domain, checking all internal and external links found.

Install via `cargo install broken-links` or see the release page for other options: codeberg.org/kdwarn/broken-lin

Summary card of an release titled "v0.2.4" in repository kdwarn/broken-links
Codeberg.orgv0.2.4 - kdwarn/broken-linksSee the [changelog](https://codeberg.org/kdwarn/broken-links/src/branch/main/CHANGELOG.md#0-2-4-https-codeberg-org-kdwarn-broken-links-compare-v0-2-3-v0-2-4).
#RustLang#Rust#cli
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The #Codex #CLI tool offers a natural language interface to coding tasks:
🔒 Secure sandboxed execution with configurable approval modes for file operations and commands
🛠️ Runs in network-disabled mode and confined to current directory for defense-in-depth security

I think I've found a new favorite mini tool: "unbuffer" from the "expect" package. When you want to redirect output to a file but also see it displayed in real time on the console, it's the tool to use!

$ unbuffer [command to run] | tee run.log

Pair it up with "less -R" for reviewing your file for extra fun!