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Fish and zsh grew out of bash, which again was a free replacement of Bourne Shell — but from Bourne Shell there was another interesting development, namely rc[0].

The presentation was disorganized and unfocused, although Bourne did have some interesting war stories about Bell Labs.

The problem is getting Tor itself as per Snowden docs they capture your identifiers for later surveillance so need to Jason Bourne around the city to anonymously fetch Tor.

All you needed to undo a shar (shell archive) was a fairly common Bourne shell.

The German in the Bourne Identity UIs is full of errors and fake words.

A friend told me to read a new Bond or a Bourne book (can't remember) and it was one long series of product placements.

The generic variant is called posix compatible or sometimes Bourne compatible.

I agree that a reductionist approach to science has bourne a lot of fruit, historically.

The syntax for pipes, redirection, background jobs, etc., is unchanged from the Bourne shell.

Shell (or Bourne Shell to be exact ), not bash.

If I recall correctly, it has a section on macros you can define to make your C code look more like Pascal - much like how Bourne preferred Algol syntax.

Even if you were the world's most experienced sysadmin and could lock down your server(s) (and NSA/FBI httpd/nginx/apache 0day doesn't apply) you still have to worry about Bitcoin laundering and many other issues, you'd have to run around like Jason Bourne everyday and nobody can sustain that discipline without making mistakes.

It's nothing special, it's just one of the earlier examples of a "better than Bourne or C" Unix shell, alongside Plan 9's rc.

However, this can be "surprising" so it's best practice to either use escapes or ensure interpolation is disabled via single quotes (in Bourne shell syntax).

Most people working for the NSA aren't working as a "Jason Bourne"-type (which is what we think of as "working for the NSA).

With general purpose languages, they're going to need either a recognised-shorthand-expanding preprocessor, or unfettered "reader" macros to be able approach Bourne shell style unadorned text that does process and file wrangling.

Bourne shell has a number of known deficiencies, especially as soon as your filenames have spaces in them.

On OpenBSD, the actual command line interpreter is actually Korn, not the Bourne, Shell.

Bourne joins in 1975 and by the time he gets to 1977 in the talk there is already so much industry practice solidified.