@aschmitz fuck, i typo'd. should be <"$f" >"$f.gz". as is will just overwrite every file with nothing (> will clobber the file; gzip will read a now-empty file, and then write the transfurmation (that is, nothing) back to that file)

i did it right in the actual code, i swear,

@aschmitz fuck, i typo'd. should be <"$f" >"$f.gz". as is will just overwrite every file with nothing (> will clobber the file; gzip will read a now-empty file, and then write the transfurmation (that is, nothing) back to that file)

i did it right in the actual code, i swear,

i know the latter is very silly, but would you rather write that in something other than sh+find+gzip??

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would you rather

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this implementation assumes you have a POSIX environment. i currently do not care to generalize it

when you lose a long and somewhat effurtful commit message because you insist on signing every commit and fail to enter your password three into gpg-askpass

@vaporeon_ useless to you, yes. useful to the industry to make more sales? ...i don't know

i love the moon (my wife) because she powers me

i love my espeon (also my wife) because she overpowers me —🌕

@vaporeon_ that just makes their espeon wife more pawerful by comparison and they’re into that

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