Manifesting, Next year is my year of trying MacBook @StanleyMasinde_ I know you are a very good prefect/reminder, mark this tweet.

DevOps meetings after deploying on Friday be like:

HR: "The employee survey is 100% private." Manager the next day 👇

serenity

So now I need to turn my camera on to use the website, Nice!

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Don't let @HollywoodRecs see this.

ARRESTS IN OTHER COUNTRIES VS BACK HOME😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

this setup is actually worth building, it looks productive af

Happy birthday to Vim! 🥳

Incredible setup

You've been using Linux for years. But you're still doing things the hard way. Here are 7 commands that'll save you hours: 1. Forgot to add sudo? - Type `sudo !!` - It repeats your last command with sudo. No retyping. 2. Just created a file? - Use `vim !$` to open it. - The !$ grabs the last thing you typed. 3. Can't remember that command? - Press Ctrl R and start typing. - It searches your entire command history. 4. Made a typo in a long command? - Type `fc` - It opens your last command in an editor. Fix it and save. Done. 5. Jumping between folders? - Use pushd /some/path to save a location. - Use popd to go back. - No more typing long paths over and over. 6. Want to see your folder structure? - Type `tree -L 2` - Shows everything like an actual tree. Much cleaner than ls. 7. Need to go back to your last folder? - Just type cd - - Takes you right back. Simple. Bonus: Stop writing `cat file | grep something` - Just write `grep something file` - Does the same thing. Way cleaner. I've used Linux for years. These small commands save me time every single day. Bookmark this. Your future self will thank you.

first off no, those are not "routers",

Imagine you finally get all the power, control and wealth you dream of. You then buy all the stuff that you salivate over. Toys, homes, experiences. All of it. Okay. Tough Question: Now what? Seriously. After the party gets old: Now what?

Retro computers are one of the highest forms of art.

Best advice on how to transition from junior dev to a senior dev

GODAMN that is actually useful

Linux users in a nutshell: This distro sucks → switches to Ubuntu Ubuntu sucks → Arch, Fedora, Manjaro, Mint, Debian, Red Hat, Rocky... There's a new cool kid in town → installs Omarchy Back to Ubuntu: it’s user-friendly tho. This terminal is trash → GNOME Terminal, Kitty, Alacritty, Ghosty... This DE is bloated → GNOME → KDE → XFCE → back to GNOME DEs are too heavy → i3 → bspwm → awesomeWM → Hyprland This is too much work... → back to GNOME ...old utils suck, let's rewrite them in Rust → exa, lsd, eza... but ls just works. aah this theme is nice → Nord → Dracula → Tokyo Night → Catppuccin