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What's the oldest thing in your downloads directory and how old is it?
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The Linux command "ls -t" sorts by newest first, if anyone else needs a cheatsheet.
It is "model_v5.torrent.zip" from December 2019. Looks like I was going to download AIDungeon back when that was new and amazing. I'm sure I never actually set it up and used it.
I thought to myself "yeah, like I'm going to use the command line to check it instead of a gui file manager"
Then I realized I was already going to ssh into my PC from termux because I am too lazy to get up. So... thanks.
Anyway, it is as I guessed a pdf listing the mandatory courses on the college I allegedly graduated from this summer.
Allegedly? Uh-oh, are you have trouble getting actual documentation of that?
Kind of, actually. The graduation partay was on July 25, but if you're a no-show, they make you wait till August 22 to go get the papers. Guess they needed a summer break too, but come on!
Maybe they don't remember it.