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  1. I've made a library and am trying to save it to a floppy disk so I can put it in an ender chest, to ensure that I don't lose the file until I find a suitable place to upload it. But for some reason when I run cp to copy the file from the hard drive to the floppy, nothing happens. I type "cp -r -v /lib/... /mnt/309/lib/..." into the shell, it prints that the file was copied, but when I run "ls /mnt/309" it shows nothing. No directories, no files. Why isn't this working?
  2. How can I download files that isn't a text file or in text format? Like pictures or midis?
  3. This program can download gists, upload files to gist and do some more things. It uses JSON library, which will be downloaded automatically if it is missing. Usage: For example, you need to upload some junk. To do this, you need to specify -p flag. --P=s flag makes your gist to be a secret one (it will not show up in lists). Use --desc="description" to provide a description for a gist. Then you should specify each file you want to upload as argument. (/path/to/the/file/on/computer.lua=fileOnGistWith.ext). The command will look like this: gist -p --P=s --desc="Hello, world!" /exampl
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