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the 1% of users can pump out a huge amount of memes in a short time and make the place feel more lively than it actually is, which in turn kickstarts it and makes it lively for memes.
Just like the stock market!
the 1% of users can pump out a huge amount of memes in a short time and make the place feel more lively than it actually is, which in turn kickstarts it and makes it lively for memes.
Just like the stock market!
Using an xps17 2019. The touch screen works ok, but it stops working after closing the lid. Using EndeavourOS with Wayland btw.
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No worries. They’re updating to 0.19
Shellcheck really helps
How cum?
I actually made this before chatgpt became so popular. At the time, the people I made this about wanted to use things like pytorch, tensorflow, and scikit.
That’s a sick sense of humor.
If that’s the case, I guess I’ll pick kool-aid powder.
All the good GUIs have a license fee.
She’s the non-binary of political identity. Is she left? Is she right? She’ll never tell.
If the anime you’re watching has “furry” girls, but only the ears, it’s not much of a furry anime. However if only the male characters are full anthro (animal face, covered in hair, etc), then the creator is a coward.
I recommend either checking response.status_code < 300
or calling response.raise_for_status()
in case of server errors. In these cases, the server might return a html page.
Neither remove untracked files sadly.
When a bug has been around for so long, it gets promoted to feature.
The ${} syntax manipulates a variable. In this instance, I believe % removes a suffix. # is for a prefix. I can never remember which is which.
Semicolons just separate statements. You can replace them with a new line to get the same effect.
Is your issue about just syntax?
for part in $text; do
echo "xX${part}Xx"
done
In bash, this loops over each word in a variable. If you want each line, you’ll need to use a while read loop instead.
while read -r line; do
echo "xX${line}Xx"
done <<< "$text"
What about a third, really aggressive horn that’s just a train horn?
I use this simply because I work in an offline environment and the Windows Terminal doesn’t work there.
Edit: I haven’t tried it since microsoft/terminal#6010 got closed. I’ll have to try again soon.
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