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ZephireNZ: Redirected page to 1168: tar

2013-02-01T05:52:36Z

Redirected page to 1168: tar

Kwx at 05:49, 1 February 2013

2013-02-01T05:49:22Z

Kwx at 05:48, 1 February 2013

2013-02-01T05:48:50Z

14.199.146.96: Created page with "{{comic | number = 1168 | date = January 31, 2013 | title = TAR | image = tar.png | titletext = I don't know what's worse--the fact that after 15 years..."

2013-02-01T05:46:26Z

Created page with "{{comic | number = 1168 | date = January 31, 2013 | title = TAR | image = tar.png | titletext = I don't know what's worse--the fact that after 15 years..."

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{{comic
| number = 1168
| date = January 31, 2013
| title = TAR
| image = tar.png
| titletext = I don't know what's worse--the fact that after 15 years of using tar I still can't keep the flags straight, or that after 15 years of technological advancement I'm still mucking with tar flags that were 15 years old when I started.
}}

==Explanation==
An atomic bomb is discovered by Megan and hat guy. They immediately called Rob (Cueball) over for help because Rob uses UNIX, as said by Megan. The reason Rob would be helpful to disarm the bomb is because the only way to disarm the bomb is to enter a valid {{w|Tar_(computing)|tar}} command in one shot WITHOUT using google. After a silent moment of Rob, he tells them regretfully that he is unable to do so.

The title text indicates Randall's complain, that even after using the unix tar command for over 15 years, he still cannot type out a line of tar command with correct flags (without googling probably).

==Transcript==
:[Megan, hat guy and the bomb]
:Megan: ROB!
:Megan: You use UNIX!
:Hat guy: Come quick!

:[Cueball looking at the screen in the bomb]
:Command prompt message on the screen: To disarm the bomb, simple enter a valid tar command on your first try. No Googling. You have TEN seconds (command prompt)

:[Cueball looking at the screen, silence]

:[Cueball looking at the screen]
:Hat guy: Rob?
:Cueball: I'm so sorry.

{{comic discussion}}
[[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]
[[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]
[[Category:Wikipedia]]

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−	~~\| number = 1168~~
−	~~\| date = January 31, 2013~~
−	~~\| title = TAR~~
−	~~\| image = tar.png~~
−	~~\| titletext = I don't know what's worse--the fact that after 15 years of using tar I still can't keep the flags straight, or that after 15 years of technological advancement I&~~#~~39;m still mucking with tar flags that were 15 years old when I started.~~
−	}}
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−	~~==Explanation==~~
−	An atomic bomb is discovered by Megan and hat guy. They immediately called Rob (Cueball) over for help because Rob uses UNIX, as said by Megan. The reason Rob would be helpful to disarm the bomb is because the only way to disarm the bomb is to enter a valid {{w\|Tar_(computing)\|tar}} command in one shot WITHOUT using google. After a silent moment of Rob, he tells them regretfully that he is unable to do so.
−
−	The title text indicates Randall's complain, that even after using the unix tar command for over 15 years, he still cannot type out a line of tar command with correct flags (without googling probably).
−
−	~~==Transcript==~~
−	:[~~Megan, hat guy and the bomb]~~
−	~~:Megan: ROB!~~
−	~~:Megan: You use UNIX!~~
−	~~:Hat guy: Come quick!~~
−
−	:[~~Cueball looking at the screen in the bomb]~~
−	:~~Command prompt message on the screen: To disarm the bomb, simple enter a valid~~ tar ~~command on your first try. No Googling. You have TEN seconds (command prompt)~~
−
−	~~:[Cueball looking at the screen, silence]~~
−
−	~~:[Cueball looking at the screen]~~
−	~~:Hat guy: Rob?~~
−	~~:Cueball: I'm so sorry.~~
−
−	~~{{comic discussion}}~~
−	~~[[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]~~
−	~~[[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]~~
−	~~[[Category:Wikipedia~~]]

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 | date      = January 31, 2013
 | title     = TAR
-| image     = [[File:tar.png]]
+| image     = tar.png
 | titletext = I don&#39;t know what&#39;s worse--the fact that after 15 years of using tar I still can&#39;t keep the flags straight, or that after 15 years of technological advancement I&#39;m still mucking with tar flags that were 15 years old when I started.
 }}