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This is another reason I always type a '#' before copy/pasting any long commands. The main reason is that I sometimes want to edit a long copied command and som
by mistofvongola 14y ago
This is another reason I always type a '#' before copy/pasting any long commands. The main reason is that I sometimes want to edit a long copied command and sometimes a newline get caught in my 'copy'. The '#' prevents it from accidentally executing.
- Aga 14y agoAs explained above, this will help only against the first line of the attack (until the first newline character). The subsequent lines will be executed. A better solution would be to paste the text in to an editor.
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- dmourati 14y agothe pound trick is the sign of a true professional