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In this case, if you're not an expert with bash, a good rule of thumb would be to pipe your glob-expanded list of junk into perl -nle 'print' (or echo, or... et
by rmaccloy 17y ago
In this case, if you're not an expert with bash, a good rule of thumb would be to pipe your glob-expanded list of junk into perl -nle 'print' (or echo, or... etc) before running something destructive.
Every time. Until you're an expert.