vrek
@vrek@programming.dev
- Comment on Soviet Union had a nasty breakup and can't get over its exes 4 days ago:
I support Ukraine but technically it’s not a total red flag there’s some yellow in the top left.
- Comment on It's supposed to be my retirement 1 week ago:
Second level of cabinet, third to the left
- Comment on It's supposed to be my retirement 1 week ago:
Depends… Is there one spoon in the stack of forks in your drawer?
- Comment on It's supposed to be my retirement 1 week ago:
Don’t throw their shit around, just move it slightly. They are watching tv, reach for cup of tea… Its now 3 inches to the left. They go take a shower, shampoo is now at front of shower instead of back. Heading to work, their car seat is all the way forward and the back is angled forward. Randomly switch the direction of rotation of their bedroom ceiling fan.
No one will believe them. They will know something is going on. They tell friends and family but are told they are imagining it. They keep insisting it’s real.
Do something too big and it ruins the psychological warfare. No one can deny their car was flipped over and thrown into the car next to. No one can deny the TV was ripped off the wall and smashed into the family dog. But if their spice cabinet just was re-arranged three times a week…
- Comment on What's the worst that could happen? 2 weeks ago:
I mean I know where I stand I on that but I’m willing to listen to arguments why we shouldn’t explode all children…
- Comment on Can you suggest an interesting project on git for an absolute beginner ? 2 weeks ago:
Only with alt but yes
- Comment on Can you suggest an interesting project on git for an absolute beginner ? 2 weeks ago:
Oh forgot f5 for refresh
- Comment on Can you suggest an interesting project on git for an absolute beginner ? 2 weeks ago:
You really don’t. F1 help f11 full screen f12 developer tools,that’s all you need to know
- Comment on Can you suggest an interesting project on git for an absolute beginner ? 2 weeks ago:
Sounds like you like front end better. Html and css are basics of web design and good starting points, some JavaScript might also be beneficial. Here’s a fun thing you can do, go to most websites, press f12 and it will open “developer tools”. You can then mess around with the website like changing fonts or editing text or inserting pictures. It will only be on your computer and only exist till you close the tab/window but fun to play with
Btw totally don’t do this on your friends twitter page and edit the text of their tweet to make them look bad, screenshot it and then use it as blackmail. Totally do not recommend and I never made it look like my friends posting pictures of shirtless men riding unicorns over a rainbow … Nope that never happened and you should not do that …. 😀
- Comment on Can you suggest an interesting project on git for an absolute beginner ? 2 weeks ago:
Basically anything you want to track the changes to can be used with git.
If you want to get into programming something I would recommend is deciding if you want front end or back end development. What that means is like do you want to do ui/ux or computation work? The basics are similar but quickly diverge. Html is front end, it’s making things look good and easy for the user. Something like rust or c# is more backend. Do you want to design what the user sees or how to solve problems?
- Comment on Can you suggest an interesting project on git for an absolute beginner ? 2 weeks ago:
If you want html is fine. You could also just write anything like a story, a shopping list, a schedule of chores anything really.
What’s your goal with learning git? Is it to learn programming?
- Comment on Can you suggest an interesting project on git for an absolute beginner ? 2 weeks ago:
One of the big advantages of git is you can see the difference between versions of text. Since you don’t programming languages imagine a group report project in school. Sally may make up the general structure and main points. Tom writes a expanded section of 2 of the points. Matt writes another 2. Sue writes the introduction and conclusion. Jason edits it. Git lets you walk back through all that and shows you who did what and lets you keep/discard the changes. It can show you who changed what and when.
With pictures and images it can store the different versions but can’t distinguish what exactly changed. Like it can store a picture with a blue background and then someone changes it to an orange background but it can’t know exactly what changed only that it’s different,if they changed the background of a city skyline they could of also inserted a tiny monkey into one of the windows. You would have to scan everything versed it highlighting only the differences.
Btw .. here is a book with A LOT more details https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2