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Backup your applications and settings. Reinstall windows. When you are done.. go listen to the SecurityNow! podcast at [url]http://www.grc.com/securitynow.htm[/url]
It's all in the date command. Just execute this from shell: $ date +%Y-%m-%d Or in your bash script: FormattedDate=$(date +%Y-%m-%d) echo $FormattedDate of course.. the way to your holy grail is $ man date
Your question really depends on the application you are using to really determine whether or not worrying about an int (singed/unsigned, 16/32/64) needs to be typed. Are you minimizing memory for an embedded or mobile app? If so, paying attention to details like that can be important. Otherwise, just use …
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