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04-28-2008
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Weren't me officer, I never do that, honest.
xinoo: Trying the obvious works here, at least. (Ubuntu, mawk.) Code:
vnix$ ls /var | awk '{ ORS="|fnord|"; print; }' | fold -s72
backups|fnord|cache|fnord|crash|fnord|games|fnord|lib|fnord|local|fnord|
lock|fnord|log|fnord|mail|fnord|opt|fnord|run|fnord|spool|fnord|tmp|fnor
d|vnix$
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