Use gnu base64

Signed-off-by: Marcus Noble <github@marcusnoble.co.uk>

home/.dotfiles/aliases

@@ -10,9 +10,10 @@ alias _find=`which find`
 alias _top=`which top`
 alias _ps="/bin/ps"
 alias _dig=`which dig`
-alias _readlink=`/usr/bin/readlink`
+alias _readlink='/usr/bin/readlink'
-alias _sed=`/usr/bin/sed`
+alias _sed='/usr/bin/sed'
-alias _date=`/bin/date`
+alias _date='/bin/date'
+alias _base64='/usr/bin/base64'
 alias _git=`which git`
 if command -v $(brew --prefix)/bin/git &>/dev/null; then
   alias _git=$(brew --prefix)/bin/git
@@ -42,6 +43,7 @@ alias tmp='cd $(mktemp -d)'
 which greadlink &>/dev/null && ln -sfn `which greadlink` ~/.bin/readlink
 which gsed &>/dev/null && ln -sfn `which gsed` ~/.bin/sed
 which gdate &>/dev/null && ln -sfn `which gdate` ~/.bin/date
+which gbase64 &>/dev/null && ln -sfn `which gbase64` ~/.bin/base64
 
 lt() {
   DEPTH=$(echo $1 | grep "^[0-9]*$")