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shell, unix, cd, mkdir
Stop making aliases to change directories
Andrew Thal
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alias, cd, directory, bash
Visiting previously-visited directories
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mkdir foo and immediately cd into it
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shell, zsh, cd, function
Change to the previous directory
Todd Wolfson
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shell, cd, directory, previous
NCH Express Burn CD + DVD + Blu-Ray
carolineortiz
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express, cd, dvd, nch
Alias change directory to parent
Lucas Chmaj
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terminal, cd, command, bash
Git: Checkout your last branch
Abel Martin
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cd, git, bash, git-checkout
Startup diary Day #2
Bhasker Kode
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golang, ci, cd, dev setup
Create Dir, Cd to it and Git Init
Nathaniel Offer
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shell, fish, cd, mkdir
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Create Dir, Cd to it and Git Init
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