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MARKDOWN SYNTAX

MARKDOWN SYNTAX

headings, emphasis, lists, links and code per the CommonMark 0.31.2 specification — the core all dialects share

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MEDIA TYPES

MEDIA TYPES

2322 registered subtypes under 11 top-level types, and how to read one you have never seen

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THE FLAGS OF OPEN()

THE FLAGS OF OPEN()

FIVE flags of creating a file — and why O_CREAT|O_EXCL is not a faster check but a check and a creation joined into one indivisible act

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${…}: TRIMMING BY PATTERN

${…}: TRIMMING BY PATTERN

The sign says from which end to cut and doubling it says how much: from the same path the same pair of patterns takes away either one character or fifteen

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THE ORDER OF REDIRECTIONS

THE ORDER OF REDIRECTIONS

Redirections are done from left to right, and “2>&1” copies where the output points at that very moment: the file first — and it holds two lines; the copy first — one

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REGULAR EXPRESSIONS

REGULAR EXPRESSIONS

anchors, classes, quantifiers and groups: what a pattern is made of and how it reads, token by token

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TIMESTAMPS

TIMESTAMPS

date, time and offset from UTC in one string: what it is made of and what it is not

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SEMANTIC VERSIONING

SEMANTIC VERSIONING

what each of the three numbers means, what may follow them, and the order versions stand in

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THE CONDITIONS OF TRAP

THE CONDITIONS OF TRAP

FIVE conditions from the standard — EXIT and four signals — and three extensions a conformant shell refuses

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ENGLISH PUNCTUATION

ENGLISH PUNCTUATION

twelve marks and the three strokes: a name, a job and one working example for each

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THE COLLATZ CONJECTURE

THE COLLATZ CONJECTURE

halve the even, triple the odd and add one: the road of 27, the record holders and a problem nobody has solved

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THE DOOMSDAY RULE

THE DOOMSDAY RULE

the weekday of any date in the Gregorian calendar, worked out in the head in three steps

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