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<title>Implement pbcopy and pbpaste in C</title>
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<name>June McEnroe</name>
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Ted Unangst broke my netcat implementation of pbpaste with this commit:
&lt;https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/bb978d8&gt;, which, when /dev/null
is attached to stdin, causes nc to exit and never read from the socket.

Turns out the core functionality of netcat can be implemented in about
50 lines of C.
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<title>Add pbcopy and pbpaste using pbd</title>
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<name>June McEnroe</name>
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