Update README - dedup - deduplicating backup program
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 (HTM) Author: sin <sin@2f30.org>
       Date:   Mon, 18 Feb 2019 17:57:04 +0000
       
       Update README
       
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       @@ -3,9 +3,9 @@ dedup is a simple data deduplication program.
        dedup only handles a single file at a time, so using tar is advised.
        For example, to dedup a tar file you can invoke dedup as follows:
        
       -    tar cf - ~/bak | dedup -r ~/bak-dedup -m "$(date)"
       +    tar -c ~/bak | dedup -r ~/bak -m "$(date)"
        
       -This will create .{cache,index,store} files in the ~/bak-dedup
       +This will create .{cache,index,store} files in the ~/bak
        directory.  The store file contains all the unique blocks.  The index
        file contains all the revisions of files that have been deduplicated.
        Each revision is identified by its SHA256 hash.  The cache file is
       @@ -13,14 +13,14 @@ only used to speed up block comparison.
        
        To list all known revisions run:
        
       -    dedup -r ~/bak-dedup -l
       +    dedup -r ~/bak -l
        
        You will get a list of hashes.  Each hash corresponds to a single file
        (in this case, a tar archive).
        
        To extract a file from the deduplicated store run:
        
       -    dedup -r ~/bak-dedup -e <hash> > bak.tar
       +    dedup -r ~/bak -e <hash> > bak.tar
        
        Cheers,
        sin