stacksmashing on Nostr: Why do so many tools (like "ldd") not state what their name stands for in their ...
Why do so many tools (like "ldd") not state what their name stands for in their man-page?
Remembering that it means "list dynamic dependencies" helps beginners and everyone else too.
Same for tools such as nm (names), dd (data duplicator), etc.
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2024-02-10 10:14:01Event JSON
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