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Technologic.
Technologic.
please use &&
not ;
incase an action fails due to insufficient permissions.
Not gonna lie, i've had this exact string as my WhatsApp Status since around 2010 until i recently discovered that it still was there :D
What's your only fans?
FS TAB - 3 syllables
F STAB - 2 syllables
The choice is clear.
FSTAB (silent F) - 1 syllable
By this logic we should just fuse the f and s for a monosyllabic word.
Filesystem Table.
It’s a shortening. Not a shortening of File Systemtable though.
Thanks for the information, but I started calling it f stab, an I shall continue to do so.
Huh.... Been using Linux for 20 years, only just learned the origins of fstab.
How embarrassing.
I literally didn't put it together that it was FS-Tab until a couple years ago when I was setting up an encrypted drive manually in /etc/crypttab
, something I had done many times before, when it finally clicked.
I've used Linux heavily for about 15 years.