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That darn monster though. 

Navigating the command line interface has been fun so far. I have used
cd, ls, and some other basic commands before but to have to specifically
navigate through a puzzle involved thinking about how to use them, not
just completing some rote, trivial task, which was really neat. In
order to get past the monster, I employed the up and down arrows to get
me the quick execution that I needed, though looking at it later, I
could have been more savvy in my specific bouncing around too. I could
see basic file navigation being substantially faster in a CLI than a GUI
from the standpoint of being able to autocomplete paths and reuse previous
commands compared vs having to manually search/sort, even if the structure
is organized.
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