LUZZY
Hi, nice to meet you! ^ω^
I'm a full-time microcomputer enjoyer and Unix enthusiast. I post about compupers, coding, games, my daily struggles and random retro tech stuff(s)
- Damaged yet adorable
- Cuddle-addicted
- Absolute girlfailure
- AuDHD + OCD
- HRT: 2024-07-19
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stop using echo -e
I am sick and tired of it.
echo -e is not real.
stop
there is no such thing as an -e flag on echo
"I'll just install that library from the c++ package manager"
cppip install cppotato
"and I'll import it as a module using the C++20 import statement"
import cppotato.potato;
potato.explode();
"Amazing!"
If only it was like that...
It's funny how I used to always record video in 16:9 because it was the "cool cinematographic experience" (not really, movies are even wider) but now I'm back to recording at 4:3, with a square overlay on top for centering in case I want to crop the video into a square. All because of social media.
I'm never recording vertical video tho, that's cursed.
- Panoramic is for wide areas like landscapes, rooms, events.
- Square is for showing objects, small actions, small creatures (cat).
- Vertical is for self obsessed people recording each others bodies.
I have been using Linux for more than 8 years.
And I didn't know you can do cd - to go back to wherever you were before.
HOW did I not know this for so long.
- Well actually, that is not technically a youtube poop—
- Do NOT recite the ancient .AVIs to me mortal. I was there when they were uploaded.
tar -xzf inputfile.tar.gz
- x = extract
- z = zipped
- f = file
tar -czf outputfile.tar.gz ./inputdirectory
- c = create
- z = zipped
- f = file
It's really not that hard.
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inserts USB
copies file to USB
$ sync
$ sudo sync
$ sudo sync (again, just in case)
eject storage
"device can be safely unplugged"
...
unplugs USB