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-est, suffix forming the superl. deg. of adjs. and advbs., represents two forms originally distinct: (1) OE. -ost-, -ust-, -ast-, corresp. to OFris., ON. -ast-, OS., OHG., Goth. -ôst-:—OTeut. -ôsto-; (2) OE. -est-, -st-, with umlaut, corresp. to OFris., OS., OHG., Goth. -isto-:—OTeut. -isto-. These ...
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EST/REL or REL/EST in iptables firewall scripts? -A INPUT -p tcp -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT every Firewall rule usually starts with this. **Q:** Does it matter that is it RELATED,ESTABLISHE...
No, it's simply a list of co-equal packet states. In this case, order does not matter.
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where is montluçon-est
The canton of Montluçon-Est is a former administrative division in central France.It was disbanded following the French canton reorganisation which came into effect in March 2015. It
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EST可以指： 北美东部标准时间，北美东海岸地区使用的标准时间。 爱沙尼亚的国家代码。 expressed sequence tag : 表现序列标志: 一种由cDNA library中取出的特定DNA. 功用:借由订定基因图谱的程序(genetic mapping procedures)，EST可以定位出基因在genome上的位置。
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which channel is c'est du propre on
Broadcast since 2005, the show is hosted by Danièle Odin and Béatrice de Malembert. The show is based on the popular UK show How Clean is Your House?, in which the hosts visit people
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When using [!set] zsh invokes history expansion When I am searching for a file with ls [a-t]est.txt it gives the result `test.txt` as expected However, when I use ls [!a-g]est.txt ...
One way to avoid history expansion is to quote `!` a backslash: ls [\!a-g]est.txt Of course when negating a set it is probably easier to just use `^` instead of `!`. Another way is to temporarily disable history expansion by adding the character sequence `!"` anywhere (really!) before the (previousl...
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grep a string from a specific column My goal is to display a list of log names, from the start time column, grepping for `20161221`. I use this command: $ ls -m1 /var/log/audit.raw.* | grep 20161221 ...
What you want to do may be done using just `ls`: $ ls /var/log/audit.raw.20161221*
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