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| Thursday | The command line is a black box (a white box on a Mac) that holds so much power but is very inaccessible to newcomers. Personally, it has taken me years to feel comfortable with it, and I still regularly learn things that wow me and improve my workflow. Being comfortable with the command line can make you more efficient in your work, might even be fun, and people in coffee-shops will think you are some kind of "hacker". How can we shed light on this amazing, scary black box? What are the things you do to make the command line more fun? What scares you about the command line? How did you go from someone that just copies and pastes commands to one that writes commands from scratch? How do we find answers to our questions about the command line? And what's the difference between the command line, Terminal, shell, bash, Powershell, and many other weird words? Beginners and experts alike, let's share our real world experience with the command line and raise everyone's ANSI boats. | Alan Palazzolo, Gabriel Hongsdusit | zzolo, ghongsdusit | light-command-line | 75 minutes | y | Boardroom (5th floor) | 2:30-3:45pm | thursday-pm-1 | Shedding light on the command line |