For Classic Movie Lovers: "Directed By ALAN SMITHEE" & All T-Shirts $17

https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/7976096-directed-by-alan-smithee

#tees #sticker
#movie
#AlanSmithee
#pseudonym
#alias
#director
#moviedirector
#cinema
#film

For Classic Movie Lovers: "Directed By ALAN SMITHEE" & All T-Shirts $16

https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/7976096-directed-by-alan-smithee

#tees #sticker #movie #AlanSmithee #pseudonym #alias #director #moviedirector #cinema

For Classic Movie Lovers: "Directed By ALAN SMITHEE" & All T-Shirts $16

https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/7976096-directed-by-alan-smithee

#tees #sticker #movie #AlanSmithee #pseudonym #alias #director #moviedirector #cinema

Useful alias I use all the time...

```
export ymd='date +%Y%m%d'
```

I can then use it when I want to create directories/files that are date stamped...

```
mkdir something-$(ymd)
```

After DevOpsDayLA 2025, @aeden and Felipe are heading to #ICANN82 in Seattle . Curious about how our Domain Control Plane unifies domain, DNS, and certificate management in one place? Want to talk about advanced features like #ALIAS records, Regional records, #DDoS Defense, and seamless integrations with popular platforms via our robust #API? Reach out to us to schedule a chat during the event.
#ICANN82 #DomainManagement #ICANN

Why "alias" is my last resort for aliases — https://evanhahn.com/why-alias-is-my-last-resort-for-aliases/
#HackerNews #alias #aliases #lastresort #programming #tips #evanhahn

@ottost ultra fans de #Alias en esta casa

#qepd #RobertoOrci #rip #writer #executive #producer #startrek #intodarkness #StarTrekBeyond #transformers #revengeofthefallen #theisland #missionimpossible3 #eagleeye #cowboyandaliens #Fringe #Alias #Xena #Hercules #SleepyHollow #endersgame #nowyouseeme2 #themummy #startrek58 @trekcore

New article: "The command line (mostly Git) abbreviations I rely on"

I'm all about saving keystrokes. Common CLI tasks are an easy target. I use abbreviations (CLI text expansion) but many of these will work as aliases too.

Between the lack of algorithm and my not making money off visits, you can believe me when I say it's worth a click just to see this hero image — "A fat hunchbacked man with two large warts on his nose with hairs growing out, admires his fashionable wig in a hand-mirror; a grinning barber trims his wig in front of a table on which there are various hair-dressing appliances"— unobscured by text.

https://olets.dev/posts/the-command-line-mostly-git-abbreviations-i-rely-on/

A, CNAME, ALIAS, and URL Records each have their own uses! Dive into the world of DNS with our comprehensive video guide to the differences between A, CNAME, ALIAS, and URL records https://youtu.be/mn07RUxAJRA

Pour protéger votre vie privée et démasquer les revendeurs d'adresses e-mail, utilisez les alias++ !
https://blog.mailo.com/blog/protegez-votre-vie-privee-avec-les-alias-plus-plus.htm
#alias #blogmailo #mailo

Email aliasing: Are these my "best" options?

-DuckDuckGo (big corporation, dabbling in AI)
-Simple Login (Proton, whose CEO is being weird)
-addy dot io (there were some posts on here awhile back about why the io domain is shitty but it doesn't look like I bookmarked any of them, the gist was imperialism so I like to avoid the domain)
-figuring out how to generate them using an email provider itself (clunky, usually end up with really long addresses, may not even hide your original address, may only be able to generate a limited number which kinda defeats the purpose for me because I want single-use ones)

In my early years of #Linux I used the #fish #shell before I switched to #zsh at some point. For reasons I am considering returning to fish. I have figured out how to define my #alias there. For #ledger I entered "export LEDGER_FILE=$HOME/some/directory/ledger.dat" in all other shells so that I did not have to enter the full path every time I wanted to use ledger. In fish "set -gx ..." is supposed to perform this function, but ledger then complains that it cannot find a journal file. Does a similar functionality not work in fish or am I doing something wrong? #Arch #ArchLinux

In meinen #Linux Anfangsjahren nutzte ich die #fish #shell, bevor ich irgendwann zu #zsh wechselte. Aus Gründen überlege ich eine Rückkehr zu fish. Wie ich dort meine #alias definiere, habe ich herausgefunden. Für #ledger habe ich in allen anderen shells ein "export LEDGER_FILE=$HOME/some/directory/ledger.dat" eingetragen, sodass ich nicht jedesmal den ganzen Pfad angeben brauchte, wenn ich ledger nutzen wollte. In fish soll "set -gx …" diese Funktion erfüllen, doch ledger beschwert sich anschließend, dass es keine Journal Datei findet. Klappt da bei fish eine vergleichbare Funktionalität nicht oder mache ich etwas falsch? #Arch #ArchLinux

I'm trying to move my other account:

d1re_w0lf@thewhole.site

to this one, but every time I try to create the initial alias, Mastodon complains that it doesn't exist, although it's pretty much "alive".

Does anyone else had this problem before?

'May I dedicate a little song to you.
A little music for a groovy attitude.
A little rhythm hymn. To all that's happening.
May I salute you and the way that you do what you do'
Fluke - Groovy feeling | Alias demo reel 1994 #alias #sgi

apparently matrix.org is running bifrost and you can just join #alias#domain@matrix.org to join any ( lowercase ) public Matrix chat?? and the official bridge is obviously not advertised anywhere besides a random github issue, lol

I have the fantastic #difftastic configured as my default in #git

This works well for me 99% of the time but on the rare occasion I need to produce a patch it doesn't.

The solution...add an alias.

```
[alias]
patch = diff --no-ext-diff
```

(Thankfully `git patch` isn't taken although `git patch-id` does exist).

Today I learned how to create a Finder alias using AppleScript and the command line:

```bash
$ osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to make alias file to posix file "/opt/homebrew/opt/emacs-plus@29/Emacs.app" at posix file "/Applications" with properties {name:"Emacs.app"}'

alias file Emacs.app of folder Applications of startup disk
```

This is for the particular case of creating an Emacs.app named alias at the Applications folder for the Homebrew version of the `emacs-plus` package, but changing the paths above will allow you to create arbitrary Finder aliases from the command line.