...e title text is a deliberate reference to something. I'd added that it may echo Nietsche's famous warning "When you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also
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Also, I immediately saw (probably wrongly) an echo of recent strips [[1541]] and [[1528]], among others, with the scenario of
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echo "RegExp(\"\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\").test(str);";
* The word <code>echo</code> is the PHP command for writing something
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...-n 1 -I {} bash -c 'chars="$(echo "$1" | grep -o "[a-zA-Z0-9 ]" | wc -l)"; echo "$(( 100 - $(( $chars * 100 / ${#1} )) )) $1"' _ {} | sort -nrk 1 | less
*echo 'asdf\[asdfasdf\\)]a]]]]]]' | grep -o "\\\[[(].*\\\[\])][^)\]]*$"
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::As someone who's worked around "Dash 8's", I echo the Bombardier Q400 identification. The 400-series has the longest fuselage
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The <code>-n</code> option might be a reference to <code>echo</code>, where it is an option often used but which does not work on all sys
...that GNU did this first, with [http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/echo-msg.txt `echo`]. {{unsigned ip|162.158.166.191}}
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...|Siri}}, {{w|Cortana (software)|Cortana}}, {{w|Google Now}} and {{w|Amazon Echo|Alexa}} respond simultaneously
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...and the hosts would be charged because it was ordered on their {{w|Amazon Echo}} device. It would also be a serious inconvenience. The purchase would be q
..." and "Ok Google" voice activation use the same technology as "Alexa" and "Echo" detection.
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It's worth noting that Amazon Echo was recently criticized because the host of a television show was filmed us
...related to the dollhouse story: https://www.engadget.com/2017/01/08/amazon-echo-attempted-spending-spree/ --[[Special:Contributions/108.162.238.11|108.162.
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* * * * * echo "Some output from a cronjob"
Subject: Cron <me@mycomputer> echo "Some output from a cronjob"
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...of one Chinese student of another while at university in Iowa. {{unsigned|Echo Hotel}}
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: I strongly echo 141.101's recollections. The second panel of 1755 is not far from the trut
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...mb isn't a failing on *my* part, but on my friends' parts for only sharing echo-chamber-y material. [[Special:Contributions/108.162.237.87|108.162.237.87]]
...that they’ll mainly be seen by *like-minded* people in your social media echo chamber. I expect that this comic is aimed at both: 1) the futility of inte
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VM_Mem=$(echo "$MemAvail - 10" | bc -l)
echo "-------------Still have ${MemAvail}M and only using ${MemUsed}M. Spinning
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...rtunity to make a "political [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hook_echo hook echo]" joke. [[Special:Contributions/108.162.212.155|108.162.212.155]] 19:05, 19
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I have to echo the sentiment above. I've wanted to see a total eclipse ever since I was a
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Millennials were *originally* called "Echo Boomers" (after the Baby Boomers, and because most of them are that generat
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...was mentioned several times in the news, and I even set it up on my Amazon Echo so the little cousins could use it. Might this also be related? [[User:Bpen
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* <code>echo "source .bashrc" >> .bashrc</code>: <code>.bashrc</code> is a file that get
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...e>echo</code> replies "Echo ... echo ... echo ...". The {{w|Echo_(command)|echo}} command is used to print text to the terminal.
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