Post 9vuNfZWseQWiyeJMLg by shadowtreecar@social.linux.pizza
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 (DIR) Post #9vuJwBNHJOhhAVU7eq by redstarfish@social.linux.pizza
       2020-06-09T13:09:25Z
       
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       Reading the manual pages of #GNU coreutils.shred -u fileis a cool command.
       
 (DIR) Post #9vuNfZWseQWiyeJMLg by shadowtreecar@social.linux.pizza
       2020-06-09T13:51:11Z
       
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       @redstarfishWhat it does?
       
 (DIR) Post #9vuUBlN6kwvIhITPJg by helby@queer.hacktivis.me
       2020-06-09T14:35:58.012866Z
       
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       @redstarfish gnu shits have manuals? :alink:
       
 (DIR) Post #9vuUBlavvXyxOAwRrk by redstarfish@social.linux.pizza
       2020-06-09T15:04:15Z
       
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       @helby Of course they have manuals.. I have seen people writing books on them, of course they call it "Linux commands".Aren't you familiar with ls, cat, mv, cp, dd etc. programs? They are all part of GNU coreutils.
       
 (DIR) Post #9vuUQmHdeGjRrw4gXw by redstarfish@social.linux.pizza
       2020-06-09T15:07:02Z
       
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       @shadowtreecar It rewrites on spcified file 3 times(by default) with random data, so that no one can determine what was in that file.. The -u option removes the file after it's done.. See `man shred` for details.