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Just like that
sudo dmidecode -s system-product-name


Single mode saves you
February 13, 2026
Sometimes bad things happen. Crooked arms, crooked updates etc. This feature saves me many times.

Choose recovery in your GRUB menu, then press "e" to edit boot options, then find the line that starts with "linux" word, it usually has words like "splash" and "quiet", then add to the end of this line word "single".

Example:
linux   /boot/vmlinuz-6.12 root=UUID=249a1099-3034-4084-af21-b489693602fd ro  panic=30 quiet splash
Change to this:
linux   /boot/vmlinuz-6.12 root=UUID=249a1099-3034-4084-af21-b489693602fd ro  panic=30 quiet splash single


And finally press F10 or Ctrl+x to boot with your changed options.
This allows you to boot in single-user mode as root.


Original solution is here

Short explain
:%s/^M//g
Use Ctrl+v-m to input ^M in Linux
Use Ctrl+q-m to input ^M in Windows

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Install cmatrix (Debian, Ubuntu)
sudo apt install cmatrix

vim ~/.screenrc
blankerprg cmatrix -abs -u5 # check out cmatrix -h
idle 60 blanker


man grep
-v, --invert-match
       Invert the sense of matching, to select non-matching lines.
Example
cat access_log_with_utm_source.log | sudo grep -v "gclid\|msclkid" > no_gclid_msclkid.log


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