Find anything in linux, with the find command | Into the Terminal 139

Where was that file again? Can't I just easily delete files older than 30 days? How many files do I have on my system that include the word "dingo"? On today's episode, we're delving into the depths of the Linux find command. We're sharing some of our craziest solutions to tasks that could leverage bash with the find command. So tune in! You might learn a new use for find!

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