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2:46 AM
@XKCD still dosen't get hired for lack of experience
 
 
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7:27 PM
What the heck happened to all the users here? superuser.com/q/1776464/762747
Saw the "migrated" header right after I sent that. D'oh. Ignore me
 
 
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9:44 PM
@scohe001 It was dark. They were eaten by grues
 
10:13 PM
Is there anyone familiar enough with bash that could indicate what I would search for if I wanted to calculate the integer value (Unix time) of the current day in order to calculate or at least be within a few seconds the beginning of the day? I have a bash script that is ram every day at the same time, it downloads data for a 24 hour period, but its crossing to the previous day. My plan would be to run the script for yesterday today since it runs 4 hours before the end of today.
 

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