Introduction of boards made me to move away from browsing Quora for long hours.
Now, to get the best of Quora would be to read the weekly digest sent out in e-mail and the Forbes column where the best Quora answers are posted.
Reddit's subreddits are really a nice place to be. Not the funny/wtf/vidoes/politics etc, which will overwhelm you quite fast. There are some really useful subreddit which are of good quality, but because of their smaller sizes, are difficult to know about.
The author speaks of writing some small scripts. I write some small scripts for my use for small tasks, if I come across any problem.
Just in case, does anyone know a place(website,book etc.) where such small task scripts are collated so that anyone can use them like small assignments?
Advanced Bash Scripting Guide by Mendel Cooper(http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/) has some good scripts which I have come across for some practice but it isn't ordered. Any others ?
As I couldn't find the date it was published, I deduced it must be written in 2001 from copyright at the bottom, as you pointed out.
Also observing the rule everyone does here at HN while referring to old articles, I added the year.
Even I have the same feeling about the modification of the article.
I am a newbie here who is following HN for the past 12 months or so. Since I hadn't seen this article in those months and after having read this article I was compelled strongly to submit to HN.
I thought someone who is a newcomer here should also know this and that is the only reason for me to post this.
[1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3120706 [2] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3131380