How to Use 'curl no proxy' to Bypass Proxy Settings in Command Line?

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Hey! So, curl no proxy is def a lifesaver when you're stuck behind a proxy. You can use the `--noproxy` flag followed by the domains or IPs you want to exclude from the proxy. For example:
`curl --noproxy "example.com" http://example.com`

This tells curl to bypass the proxy for that specific URL. If you want to skip the proxy for all requests, you can set `--noproxy "*"`. Just be careful with wildcards, as they might not work in all environments.

Also, check out the curl man page (`man curl`) for more details. It’s a bit dense but super helpful!

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