This didn't really sound like something I need until I got to the `{.}` syntax, which solves a problem I was just trying and failing to solve with gnu find ten

This didn't really sound like something I need until I got to the `{.}` syntax, which solves a problem I was just trying and failing to solve with gnu find ten minutes ago (namely that there seems to be no convenient way to use the basename of the match in an exec statement, eg. bash's `${file##*.}` syntax).