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This is a small BASH script to quickly setup all the tools I would want and need on a new machine.

Ignition Key

John Hammond | January 23rd, 2018

I have had the idea to write something like this for a long time, but never got around to it. Today I ended up reinstalling my Ubuntu image so I could have more space on my harddrive, but I needed all my tools back. I figured I would put together this script now.

All the code is in the ignition_key.sh script.

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