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"content": "<p>New thing I tried today: setting up an alias to easily change my bash aliases!</p><p>To try it, add this to ~/.bashrc.d/aliases (or whatever file you're using):</p><p>alias aliases="nano ~/.bashrc.d/aliases && source ~/.bashrc"</p><p>(if you use my filename, be sure ~/.bashrc.d/ exists. On Ubuntu, you might want to use ~/.bash_aliases instead)</p><p>Whenever you run "aliases", it will open up the file in nano and automatically apply the changes when you're done.</p>",
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"en": "<p>New thing I tried today: setting up an alias to easily change my bash aliases!</p><p>To try it, add this to ~/.bashrc.d/aliases (or whatever file you're using):</p><p>alias aliases="nano ~/.bashrc.d/aliases && source ~/.bashrc"</p><p>(if you use my filename, be sure ~/.bashrc.d/ exists. On Ubuntu, you might want to use ~/.bash_aliases instead)</p><p>Whenever you run "aliases", it will open up the file in nano and automatically apply the changes when you're done.</p>"
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