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I had something here once. It was about work. Now I gratefully work at Google. It's nice. If only more people I referred got hired too.


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comment Running rsync shell command in php
I believe there may be an error message on STDERR, this would possibly end up in your web servers' error log, and not in the page output as STDOUT might.
Apr
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comment Why some torrent files are split into many small rar files?
I never figured out why they waste time using RAR to split a file (that's often already compressed), when they could as easily use split --bytes=10MB or PAR2 or whatever. Particularly since the claim is that time is of the essence.
Apr
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revised Why some torrent files are split into many small rar files?
There was more than one question here.
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revised How do I uninstall any Apple pkg Package file?
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answered Terminal games like nethack?
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Aug
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answered Why do I appear 3 times “logged in” in macosx? (zsh and screen)
Aug
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comment Getting a setting, the chdir value, out of GNU Screen
Of course now no one will answer the actual question. This is why you should never explain yourself. I don't really want to JUST solve this ONE problem. I want to know, as a question, can I get a setting like what chdir is set to out of screen. The answer can be yes, here's how or no. All too often I'm getting these: why not do something totally different. That's fine when there's a great reason to. But in this case it slows down the startup to each process and it uses more memory.
Aug
13
comment Getting a setting, the chdir value, out of GNU Screen
So I'd call: screen -x -X screen bash -c 'cd '$PWD';process1'. That'd work. It's a workaround to finding out the chdir setting, which I feel like should be possible somewhere.
Aug
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answered GNU/screen not setting $STY
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asked Getting a setting, the chdir value, out of GNU Screen
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