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Scary Linux commands for Halloween

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Muhahaha!

I really enjoyed this Halloween themed article on Linux terminal commands. Good fun and I learned
something too. The 'at' command is really useful.

https://www.networkworld.com/article/32 ... oween.html

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Re: Scary Linux commands for Halloween

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