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i just cant write a program to do "nothing"

Me too! But helping others wouldn't be like doing "nothing".

You can use perl scripts like 'cans of knowledge' where you could preserve special tricks useful for others. I guess that this is the basic point of programing.

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In reply to Re^5: Ssh Keys by chanio
in thread Ssh Keys by j^2

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