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Wait Until They Find Out About Touch And Unzip

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Wait Until They Find Out About Touch And Unzip

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Someone finally said it. Frontend, backend, mounting, pulling, pushing, penetration testing... software engineering really went all-in on the innuendo naming scheme. And yeah, wait until they discover touch (creates files), unzip (extracts archives), strip (removes symbols), finger (user info lookup), and fsck (file system check, pronounced exactly how you think). Unix developers were either incredibly innocent or absolute legends trolling future generations. My money's on the latter.

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