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Control of Cybersecurity Becomes Divisive Issue

by JAMES RISEN and ERIC LICHTBLAU New York Times The National Security Agency has been campaigning to lead the government's rapidly growing cybersecurity programs, raising privacy and civil liberties concerns among some officials who fear that the move could give the spy agency too much control over government computer networks. The Obama administration is expected to complete [...]

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PAGE(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   PAGE(1)

NAME
page - view FAX, bitmap, and PostScript files SYNOPSIS
page file ... DESCRIPTION
Page reads each file, either a CCITT Group 3 encoded file (such as a FAX page), Plan 9 bitmap file (see bitmap(6)), or PostScript in sequence and displays it in its window. Pressing and holding button 1 permits panning about the page. Typing a q or control-D exits the program. Typing any other character or clicking button 2 advances to the next file. Button 3 has a menu of the files to be selected for viewing in any order. When possible, page overlaps the read of the next page with the display of the current one. Page calls gs(1) to convert PostScript files to Group 3 encoded files. All are converted before any pages are displayed. The menu then displays one line for each page of the documents. FILES
/lib/nyt/* New York Times FAX files, updated daily. SEE ALSO
gs(1) SOURCE
/sys/src/cmd/page DIAGNOSTICS
The mouse cursor changes to an arrow and ellipsis when page is reading a file. BUGS
Page is written in ALEF and therefore has binaries only for MIPS, SPARC, and i386 machines. If any of the files are PostScript, they all must be. PAGE(1)