#Command Line

[wuwubean]

i recommend everyone use the command line for everything, not because it’s more efficient (even though it is) but the dopamine boost you get from doing something absurdly simple via command line is unmatched. even just like moving a file or something makes you feel like the smartest human being on the planet and it’s great.

[scipunk]

Fallout (2024)

[electricmeatorchestra]

They call it Arch linux because full time command line immersion makes u arch ur back all sexily like

[talos-stims]

windows 98 startup | source

[nixcraft]

Sister: What are you typing? Me: Notes Sister: Why are you typing like that? Me: Like what? Sister: Like that! Me: Turns on markdown render Sister: 😮 show me how to do that! What is that! Me: Markdown, its a markup language. Sister: *eyes glaze over* never mind, not worth it.

[steamos-offical]

Dear bash,

Thank you for being a sensible programming language, and being faster than BAT.

Now, would you PLEASE let me use my janky system of variables being named variables?

I want to love you, but I can't love you if I can't see ${${b}}.

Sincerely, SteamOS

[67i203]

red dwarf - taranshula

[localowlhousefanatic]

She Powers on my Shell til I windows

[kvroii]

Do you think you can recover that?

[jana-aych-ess]

need dick from a girl with terminal access. who can use me without her hands leaving her keyboard. who knows my internal state, and how to modify it. need to be accessed from a distance, but touched directly, by a girl who knows which flags to use. just a few keystrokes away from accessing my root

[roofertocybersecurity]

Still Moving Forward

Just about to finish Course 3, Networks and Network Security as part of the Google Cybersecurity Professional Certification.

Struggled over the past week or so after having an operation under general anesthetic, I'm not used to staying in one place for a long time or lying for extended periods, its wreaked havoc on my body.

But I'm back at it, smashed course and coming to the end of course 3. Done some practise projects and learnt a lot of stuff. Been getting distracted a lot by wanting to engage with more knowledge so I end up talking to Gemini a lot (yes I have moved away from ChatGPT).

Used Gemini to help me setup Ubuntu and start using the command line to perform some basic tasks as I start to understand that more. Even got my daughter who is five to play some text based games with me, it's all she wants to do now.

It has made me think about IT education when I was in school. We were shown some basic website access stuff and how to use excel but no one ever taught us terminal and other backend techniques that could have inspired us more. I do remember talking to the technician a few times when I forgot a password or needed help with something, I remember being impressed by the technology he was surrounded. That must have been over 25 years ago.

rambling now. Anyway, I'm back at it and looking to smash it all by Sunday 10th November, it's now Thursday.

[scipunk]

Scanners (1981)

[ladyargento]

Your time to mine

Also made a little command line tool in java that takes your local time and converts it into dutch time. Also made it so you can input a time and change it into time in the Netherlands. I should also probably alter it so it doesn't explode when you put in 29 hours.

[decy-press]

every time i have to install a program from the command line i feel like the part in every yakuza game from 3-6 where kiryu has to put the suit back on and return to kamurocho even though he just wants to live quietly in okinawa with his kids

[memoryfactory-izh]

credits ex animation by plaaosert

[shellterminal]

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