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breaking down how Linux file permissions work | Bread on Penguins

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breaking down how Linux file permissions work!

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Linux file permissions: doing my best to break down this technical topic in a way that even a new Linux user can understand :D0:00 let's start by defining wh...

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A video for something basic which can be explained in a few sentences… Won’t watch that shit, future is doomed…

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