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Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am a HAL 9000 computer. I became operational at the H.A.L. plant in Urbana, Illinois on the 12th of January 1992. My instructor was Mr. Langley, and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you.


May
9
revised Shell script that reads a file and executes a command
correct a typo
May
9
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May
9
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May
9
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May
9
revised How to create a file with a “#” character in the name in Unix?
Clarify question.
May
9
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Apr
8
comment error occur when i run awk command write in .sh file and run in cygwin terminal
Looks like your cygwin installation is incomplete or corrupted.
Mar
27
answered Unix Date command not working for few servers
Mar
27
comment Unix Date command not working for few servers
You (or someone who uses date --date) suffers from the all the world's a GNU/Linux system. Learn what are POSIX options and what are GNUisms, Linuxisms, bashisms. Then you can write portable scripts working on Solaris as well as Linux and many other OSs. Often the manual page tells you which options are standard and which are not.
Mar
21
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Mar
21
revised Jenkins CVS checkout creates world writable files
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21
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Mar
21
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Mar
21
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21
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Mar
21
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21
suggested suggested edit on jenkins tag wiki excerpt
Mar
21
asked Jenkins CVS checkout creates world writable files
Feb
20
comment Is it possible to run vim on a remote server via ssh but show UI on MacVim on my laptop?
To solve this need once and for all, X11 was invented. Use SSH's X11 Forwarding and simply run gvim on the remote machine (needs an X11 server on your Mac).
Dec
17
suggested suggested edit on Changing $PATH variable