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I need to create file with name is the result of the command in Solaris I need to create only one file with name is the result of the command ls -l | head -2. I can't use environment variables. The filename must contain newline symbols.  I've tried to use touch 'ls -l | head -2', but it hasn't worked. What defines a AAA game? I tried to find a precise definition. I found clues on  and , but I cannot find more than an approximation like:     Equivalent of blockbuster movie in cinema, an AAA game is a game with highest development budgets and levels of promotion.   The definition seems imprecise. How can I be sure a game is AAA?   Let's imagine a small indie studio making games and growing up. They hire more and more people through the years and invest more and more money in their game. At which milestone would their game be considered as AAA? How do I remove macOS completely from my MacBook Air 2015 and install Windows 10 only after?  I have tried formatting my drive to GPT and tried booting a Windows Installation USB however I'm stuck at the installer not being able to find any drives. Why is it important to apply transformation to an objects data? I've watched several tutorials and very often they applied the location, rotation or scale to the object when they transformed it in Object Mode. They always said it is important, but why? Just beginning with photography.    Consider this image:     (This photo was taken by Harold "Doc" Edgerton in 1964 using his Rapatronic camera.)  I am looking for a  camera that can capture such an image. I am not looking for more fps. less fps is fine, but it must be able to capture such an instance.   What features should I look in such a camera?  How fast should be the shutter speed? What other things I should look for? Render issue - Model doesn't appear to be on any layers and won't render Really odd on this... using Blender 2.75... 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