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Post 302943306 by MadeInGermany on Thursday 7th of May 2015 06:48:12 AM
05-07-2015
Well, this feature might be fine for freaks, but I call it counterproductive in practice.
It hit me when I was summing up numeric columns in a command output.
Usually, commands like ps or df have a title line with words that (n)awk casts to 0; so I did not exclude it.
Until it happened that a title line had the word INFO
It hit me when I was summing up numeric columns in a command output.
Usually, commands like ps or df have a title line with words that (n)awk casts to 0; so I did not exclude it.
Until it happened that a title line had the word INFO
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