sherlock:tldr:bdcdd

The command "sherlock --unique-tor ${username}" is a command-line command using the program "sherlock" with certain options and a placeholder for a username. Here is a breakdown of the command: - "sherlock": This refers to the name of the program or script being executed. - "--unique-tor": It is an option or flag that indicates a specific functionality of the "sherlock" program. In this case, it suggests that the program should use Tor to make requests. - "${username}": This is a placeholder for a variable, where "username" likely represents the target username or online handle you want to search for using the "sherlock" program. Therefore, when you run this command in the command-line interface, it will execute the "sherlock" program with the option to use Tor for making requests, replacing "${username}" with an actual username you want to search for.