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		NuclearPM 4 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Always Invite Anna > To which I'd love to respond with s/any more/ever/ What does that mean?

bigstrat2003 4 months ago | [–]

It's a sed command, which (as the other poster said) replaces the first occurrence of the first string with the second in some document.

GreenWatermelon 4 months ago | [–]

`s` is a replace command, so parent is saying "substitute 'anymore' with 'ever' "

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