Have you noticed that whenever you're travelling somewhere new, it's always on the edge of two maps sheets and you have to keep cross-referencing?

The Linux, Unix and OS X utilities more and less are used to view a file one page (sheet) at a time, and pressing the space bar takes you a page forward. Did you know that by using the enter (return) key you can also step forward one line at a time, so that you don't have the sheet edge problem once you find the lines that you're interested in!
(written 2006-04-11 06:27:57)

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