Yeah, I question that one, Pendleton Hill. Appending 'ton' usually denotes a contraction of 'town'
Which version of stat do you have? I get the same blank result locally on ext4 and btrfs filesystems (not over nfs) using stat 8.30 on an rpi4 (raspbian, 5.10.103-v8+).
Seems to work fine with stat 8.32 on xfs on a spot instance I have, running Rocky 9 (5.14.0-362.13.1.el9_3.x86_64).
I thought there might be more info in the changelog: info coreutils aqstat invocationaq but I'm not seeing it.
Good luck! Any issue encountered it would be interesting to read about them (in a blog/mastodon/here/whatever).
The anglosphere is showing its colours, I see.
They're advertising alt-cigarette products, right? Probably from their parent companies alt subsidiary.
I vaguely remember in the '90s they used to have slips like that in the UK. Can't remember if it was advertising or things like "Collect 100 of these tokens, get a 20 pack for free!"
creating an app that essentially copped their proprietary OS
The OS hasn't been 'copped'. They emulated the protocol, and your lack of understanding and confusing the two has led us to having this conversation.
Because you're confusing the difference between an OS, an application and a protocol.
That's surprising, as I think the first Windows TCP/IP stack was ported over from BSD by Spider Systems (pretty sure that's why it still has things like "/etc/hosts" - albeit under System32). Wonder if the bug was in BSD and never backported (cross ported?).
This is nothing to do with the OS.
He has a point though, you haven't refuted that.
Why? As the article states this actually lessens security for everyone (including iPhone users).
Newcastle still covered from yesterday morning.
I don't tend to use awk in scripts as I do tend to do them in Python, but I do use awk on almost daily basis in one-liners.
Probably the most common thing for me is so I can read a config file without annoying comments and big line spaces.
grep -v "^#" krb5.conf | awk NF