sputnick

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I'm developer and Unix sysadmin, I live near Paris.

I'm an Open Source enthusiast.

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Nov 15	comment	Using grep to display second character in string? Added the sortest one : `cut`
Nov 15	revised	Using grep to display second character in string? added 34 characters in body
Nov 15	awarded	Custodian
Nov 15	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Using grep to display second character in string?
Nov 15	revised	Using grep to display second character in string? added 64 characters in body
Nov 15	answered	Using grep to display second character in string?
Nov 13	answered	How to pipe removed filenames to file?
Nov 10	revised	Is my CPU 32-bit or 64-bit? Output from lshw, lscpu, getconf and /proc/cpuinfo added 46 characters in body
Nov 10	comment	Is my CPU 32-bit or 64-bit? Output from lshw, lscpu, getconf and /proc/cpuinfo Yes, that's it AdbekunkusMX
Nov 8	answered	Is my CPU 32-bit or 64-bit? Output from lshw, lscpu, getconf and /proc/cpuinfo
Nov 8	answered	how to access X server and executing graphic programs remotely?
Nov 7	revised	Using nawk, how to print the first names for all those in the 916 area code? edited body
Nov 2	comment	Using awk/nawk, how to find out max and min contributions and printout those values? Edited script to output exactly like you wanted.
Nov 2	revised	Using awk/nawk, how to find out max and min contributions and printout those values? added 9 characters in body
Nov 2	answered	Using awk/nawk, how to find out max and min contributions and printout those values?
Nov 2	comment	How to remove the prompt when execute shell command in Vim In this example, you will not see any `ls` output.
Oct 31	awarded	Notable Question
Oct 25	comment	How do I make a python script (including its dependencies) run on startup of an Ubuntu machine? `/etc/rc.local` is not a directory but a simple file.
Oct 24	comment	recursively copy all files from one directory to another with exceptions If you re-read OP command `find ~test -not -name logs,log` log & logs should be a sub-dir.
Oct 24	answered	recursively copy all files from one directory to another with exceptions