Jeremy Harris writes: > Wandering somewhat further off-topic, I've long held that everything > on a Unix system should be observable, configurable and usable via > the filesystem. With no tool more complex than "ls" and "cat >", if > needed. > > On that basis of course, sockets were a mistake.
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