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I stumbled on ncdu today. It's a text-based disk-usage analyzer. I have folders containing millions of files, and this has been a godsend to find where the biggest files are located and quickly delete them with a simple keystroke. Needed about 15 minutes to index everything, but after that, it's super fast.

Any other little tools you can't live without?

lazydocker, k9s, and <long-running-script> && beep || boop where beep and boop are aliases

alias beep='aplay ~/Documents/sfx/beep2.wav' # happy successful sound
alias boop='aplay ~/Documents/sfx/beep1.wav' # sad failure sound
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pbcopy and pbpaste on macOS are nice and handy

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Wow didn't know about those. I could have used it several times today instead of scp-ing a remote file before copying it locally into my clipboard. Will test it tomorrow.

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Yeah use those too. But i like the bird's-eye overview that ncdu is giving me.

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