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See how long a given process has been running - Mac OS X Hints
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This could also be used to kill a long-running process without having to poll as much. Nifty trick.
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15 Examples To Master Linux Command Line History
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Brush up a little more on those `history` commands...
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Use the Bash trap Statement to Clean Up Temporary Files | Linux Journal
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A great little Bash tip for any budding shell scripters. `trap` has all kinds of possibilities for reducing code and providing better error handling.
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See how long a given process has been running - Mac OS X Hints
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This could also be used to kill a long-running process without having to poll as much. Nifty trick.