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boardstretcher

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    Comment #8569781

    That's the part you have a problem with? Telling.

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    Comment #8565115

    There isn't a public release of it AFAIK. He is just blogging about the continued development.

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    Comment #8565028

    Agreed. I would add 'grep' in there as an absolute must have. The sed, grep, awk holy trinity will allow you to do pretty much any type of text manipulation and searching that you …

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    Comment #8565014

    Here is the thing. Bash is the default on most of the servers you are going to have to work on,. Centos, RedHat, Fedora, Debian, Arch,. etc. So knowing and using Bash is kind of li…

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    Comment #8564999

    Always bring your bag of tricks with you. I have an easy to reach shellscript that I source when on a new/loaned shell. That way I can get my aliases, prompts, functions and everyt…

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    Comment #8562570

    It's a great idea. But, what code base is this autocomplete going to run off of? If they are thinking of sourcing the internet itself, there had better be some kind of omniscient, …

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    Great explanation. Thanks for clearing that up so succinctly.

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    Comment #8556921

    Title is confusing. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Quantum Mechanics is the interpretation of the very small, so the title is essentially 'Have we been interpreting the interpretatio…

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    Comment #8554499

    > Washington: A life, by Ron Chernow Most programs in America, most paintings and all that is apocryphal about Washington always paints him as a humorless, rigid, God-like characte…

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    Comment #8554485

    I've had a handful of successful Dell Vostro laptops. They are dirt cheap and this Vostro V130 I'm writing this on is fast, cool and light. Found it on ebay for 75$ about a year ag…

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    Comment #8554449

    As an update to the 'anonybox' scandal that befell Kickstarter and the web at large, PORTAL promises to deliver at least the software part of the aforementioned product. The dev's …

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    Comment #8554405

    Not a link, but I can tell you that one of the philosphies OpenBSD dev's enjoy is 'trim useless code for maintainability and security.' LKM hasn't been worked on, improved on, or m…