Spyke
boonhetreply
sopuli.xyz

Recursive? I hope you don't have children

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fartographerreply
lemmy.world

cd stomach && ls -a

cd ../colon && ls -a | grep poopie

cd ..

pwd

ls

ls -a

du -dh --max-depth=2

rm -rf appendix

echo hello world

cd ~/ ^C

rm -rf /*

^D

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unzip; strip; touch; finger; grep; mount; fsck; more; yes; fsck; fsck; umount; sleep

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infosec.pub

oh yeah you gotta mount that hard drive baby... fsck it real good until it gives you what you need... if you're not sure how to handle it ask the man for instructions...

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but... but... that's what the man is for... that's all the man knows how to do...

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night_petalreply
piefed.social

Since a competent typist could type that in at most 3 seconds, it's worth a shot.

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imjustmskreply
lemmy.ml

what? 3 seconds for "tar --help"???, I could type that out faster in my phone? In a physical keyboard you could type thar in a fraction of a second?ย ย 

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Tiresiareply
slrpnk.net

you could type thar in a fraction of a second?

*boom*

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lol that happens when I type in my phone, and my bad I was stupid enough to not read at most.ย 

4

It should, as long as you don't try to abbreviate it as tar -h though... the short form is tar -? which illustrates the joke nicely

15

Probably not, the double-dash long commandline option is a GNU extension and isn't guaranteed to work with every tar implementation.

4

Hahahah oh wow. So glad I embraced the penguin back in October. What a mess.

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wiesonreply
feddit.org

It's the iwizard and dawizard all over again (successfully renamed mage to wizard)

3

Then you will not be very happy to learn, that in Linux you can get fingered. I the fingerer is gentle, they might even use the pinky.

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since when did assign and create exist? back in the day all the pirates used daemontools to mount stuff... and everyone made new files in whatever program edits them...

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Solrac
lemmy.world

Still wont need terminal and hack jobs to make a local account

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lemmy.zip

I know everyone is joking but this is my number two biggest reason I don't move to Linux, the nonsensical abbreviations and syntaxs of Linux command lines.

I hate them so much. And it's not like I haven't been using it since the late 90s.

This meme is so true in that Windows/dos commands just made better linguistic sense.

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Bilb!reply
lemmy.ml

You a Powershell user? It's so bizarrely verbose, I've wondered "who could prefer this?" But I guess it's you.

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