@mundo03 because "secs" is pronounced /sɛks/

@arraysstartat1 Where I live it's more like "We have 10 positions and only one candidate"

Yeah indeed, no dark theme nor syntax coloring

Good luck 🤞

We once had a "slight" issue, where our prod server wouldn't log anything. For 3 months.
And we kept wondering why the bugs on the preprod server didn't appear in production...

Linguee (related to Deepl)

okay

And countries that don't have mother fucking daylight saving times to make your brain shift to insanity

I didn't know reddit wrote a book 🤔

https://regexcrossword.com/

Hummus?

I want to learn it, but I don't have any project idea to try it on

git add . ; git commit -m "."

@Fabian protect your head

@Fast-Nop But you write it in 4 hours instead of three weeks :)

@Jifuna CTRL+D
If there's text on the line you have to CTRL+C beforehand

alias f="thefuck"

Team Fortress?

The amount of fucks I give :

.

Use the Faker library to generate seemingly legit usernames/emails and passwords

@lazyDev especially my own

I just did the calculations and it's actually around 285 thousand cubic meters per second, not bad

That's a blood flow of about 1,3 million cubic meters per second, quite impressive

I don't look at them. I only use ls or CTRL+H when using a GUI

1. The barcode scanner app on F-Droid. Sometimes I find my phone has the function built-in but only when I don't need it, meh...
2. To save my boarding pass to the phone, to connect to a wifi network, to send text from my computer to my phone, to scan them when I see one in the street and I expect a joke...

PascalCase
snake_case
kebab-case
camelCase
l_s_hungarian

@M1sf3t Now that I think about it it might be called ffplay. I used it to make an alias that would play the MGS "Alert" sound, so I assumed it could play videos as well.

Maybe using ffmpeg could do the trick? Not sure if I mixed up with another command though...

First of all, learn to not leave it on a metal surface. Or else you'll stop learning pretty fast.

Then, I think the most simple and yet satisfying way to learn using it at first is having a bunch of LEDs and buttons and make whatever comes to your mind. Keep in mind that you might need current limiting resistors for the LEDs and pull-up resistors for the buttons. (I might be wrong about the terms though, it's been quite some time since I tinkered with electronics)