Good software knows when to stop

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it’s 9AM, you’re ready to upgrade your favorite Linux distribution and packages to their latest versions, the process goes smoothly and after a reboot your machine is now up-to-date. You start going as usual about your day and then when trying to list the content of a directory on your machine, something strange happens, the routinely boring behavior you’re used to of ls surprises you, and not for the best :javascript $ ls │ NOTICE: The legacy utility `ls` has evolved. │ │ The classic `ls` command has reached the end of its lifecycle.

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