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   file (Unix)

   file is a standard Unix program for determining the type of data contained in a computer file. ... The original version of file originated in Unix Research Version 4 in 1973.
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   File format

   File (Unix), a file type identification utility
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   Filename extension

   file (Unix)
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   dd (Unix)

   dd_rhelp first extracts all the readable data, and saves it to a file, inserting zeros where bytes cannot be read. ... List of Unix programs
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   Shebang (Unix)

   In computing, a shebang (also called a hashbang, hashpling, or pound bang) refers to the characters "#!" when they are the first two characters in a script file. ... Unix
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   Directory (file systems)

   The first popular fully general hierarchical filesystem was that of UNIX. ... ↑ "Everything is a File" (Unix System Administration Independent Learning)
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   PWB/UNIX

   The Programmer's Workbench -- A Machine for Software Development October 1977 CACM article about PWB (PDF file) ... PWB distributions, from the Ancient UNIX Archive
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   Hexspeak

   file (Unix)
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   Uuencoding

   Where <mode> is the file's Unix read/write/execute permissions as three octal digits, and <file> is the name to be used when recreating the binary data.
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    Delimiter

    | | End of Field | End of Record | End of File | | Unix (and Mac OS X) | Tab | LF | none |

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