when you don't remember the -x option, and you like a significant name

the file is intended to be sourced or copied onto .bashrc/.bash_profile/whatever

so simple yet easy to forget command

noos-noarch/home/bryanpedini/bin/telegram is a softlink to noos-noarch/home/bryanpedini/bin/Telegram/Telegram
noos-noarch/home/bryanpedini/bin/Telegram contains two dummy files called exactly the same as the ones extracted from official desktop app, please replace them!
modified Telegram ".desktop" files accordingly to new telegram symlink filename
added cat-directory utility, lists all the content of the current directory (or first argument) and prints all the files' contents to STDOUT
added cpuload utility, prints a simplified version of the "Load Average" that top/htop provide, useful in scripts or widgets
added incognito utility, opens the first argument in a Google Chrome tab in incognito mode, useful for developing/debugging
added rmhistory utility, just a single command to not have to remember the bash_history filename, callable everywhere
modified externalip to use "env" program to call bash, truly noos-noarch

externalip - returns the oneline plaintext well-formatted IP you face internet with
ssh-fingerprint - echoes a SHA256 (default) or an MD5 (on request) fingerprint of the provided ssh key