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2024-07-18
[DIFF] BashFAQ/122 14:23 [INFO] GreyCat Transcribe the bash-hackers wiki's print_horizontal_lin e page (from a 2019 archive.org snapshot).
[DIFF] BashFAQ/005 13:37 [INFO] GreyCat remove dead bash-hackers link
2024-07-07
[DIFF] DotFiles 15:22 [INFO] emanuele6 http => https in url; it's 301 anyway
2024-06-30
[DIFF] bashphorism 13:10 [INFO] GreyCat
2024-06-23
[DIFF] BashFAQ/048 14:10 [INFO] GreyCat f() { var="$1"; } is not vulnerable as claimed in the previous edit
2024-06-03
[DIFF] WordSplitting 13:33 [INFO] 83 Fix typo: replace "so" with "to"
[DIFF] Arguments 03:52 [INFO] larryv "english" -> "English"
2024-05-27
[DIFF] BashFAQ/113 21:55 [INFO] 107 Original link to HTML Regex Creepypasta answer changed to proper Stackoverflow link rather than xrl.us link (Fixes problems with antiviruses and untrusted sites)
2024-05-14
[DIFF] FtpMustDie 17:57 [INFO] larryv [1-2]
193 [3]		 #01 "eg." -> "e.g.", "-" -> "--" (fake dash), tweaked formatting
#02 reworded overly long sentence
#03 Typo corrections

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