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Xkcd: tar
- lutusp 14y agoFor some reason, specifying "https" as in your link prevents the page from displaying properly. Try this link instead: http://xkcd.com/1168/ http://xkcd.com/1168/
- caffeinewriter 14y agoHmm, not having that problem. Interesting.
- mct 14y agoWhen accessing the page over HTTPS, Chrome is refusing to load the stylesheet located at a non-HTTPS URL. ("[blocked] The page at https://xkcd.com/1168/ https://xkcd.com/1168/ ran insecure content from http://imgs.xkcd.com/static/styles_short_beta.css http://imgs.xkcd.com/static/styles_short_beta.css ")
- caffeinewriter 14y agoAh, I told my browser to loosen up a bit. Not the best security practice, but it keeps everything in check since I use HTTPS everywhere. It makes sense though.
- antman 14y agoAre you in China?
- Zenst 14y agoIs tar that outdated thesedays - I'm showing my age as tar -xvf is ingrained on my brain. Now had the bomb need a something along the lines of uucp then even white beards would be in trouble.
- caffeinewriter 14y agoHaha. I'm a Linux Newbie, so the tar command is a daunting beast to me, yet a necessary one. Thankfully, there's always man.
- TheSisb2 14y agoI -always- end up having to google for that damn -zxvf string. Now that I don't need it, I remember it. Go figure.
- laumars 14y agoTar is one the less confusing commands in my opinion: CREATE: z = gzip c = create EXTRACT: x = extract AS ALWAYS: v = verbose AND LASTLY, ALWAYS INCLUDE f = file name thus: tar zcfv filename.tar.gz folder will create a tarball of folder. tar xfv filename.tar.gz will extract a tarball. Personally I find the ps command much more confusing; which is only compounded by the fact that GNU, BSD and SysV all have their own switches >.<