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If there were no vowels in the Midwest
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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2024
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These all read like terminal commands.
mnnst: Reads from a file or stdin and outputs only the lines that begin with at least a given number of whitespace characters.
w: Displays the users currently logged in on the system.
h: Outputs "--help\n" to stdout continuously until SIGINT is sent to it.
llns: Reads from a file or stdin and outputs the same lines with the line number prepended to them, optionally with padding zeroes.
ndn: Parses a file path and outputs the number of directories the file is nested in (absolute).
One of those is real btw.
Or mumble rap