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 I also found a great one on Lynda.com, but she wants me to pay. Aint nobody got time for that.
+====November 10, 2015====
+Worked through a tutorial for bash scripting and created a script which copies a file and
+appends the current date and time to the end of the file name.
+My habit of creating numerous backup files while working on projects will be simpler now.
+The script is aptly named backdate, as in backup-date.
+update:
+I was only able to use the script I made within the directory in which it was located.
+To resolve this and make it world usable I tried to create a bin directory, which is what the path is set to.
+I accidentally named the directory .bin and it didn't work, so I renamed it correctly and can now utilise the backdate script for all of my files.
+====November 30, 2015====
+I have done absolutely nothing over break.
+Well, I haven't done anything productive, that is.
+Actually, "productive" could be a subjective word.
+I didn't do anything scholastically productive. That seems accurate.
+The only thing I accomplished was re-watching seasons 1-4 of The Game of Thrones then finish season five. It was amazing. The only issue I had with season five is that they decided to place "previously on" portions before each episode, which I loath, though not as much as "Next on." Who the hell is watching episode five of season five of an epoch without having seen the previous episodes? It's nonsense.
+Binge watching the series also made me realize that there aren't many Game of Thrones memes, and such pondering is loosely related to The Best Class Ever, so perchance I did manage something scholastic, and should certainly get points for this Opus entry.
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