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@ -507,7 +507,7 @@ For example, if I'm thinking about install \texttt{meld} (which is a great littl
which then gives me this output: which then gives me this output:
\begin{Verbatim}[frame=lines, numbers=left, xleftmargin=5mm, framesep=3mm, breaklines=true, label=\fbox{}] \begin{Verbatim}[frame=lines, numbers=left, xleftmargin=5mm, framesep=3mm, breaklines=true, label=\fbox{apt install Dry Run Output}]
NOTE: This is only a simulation! NOTE: This is only a simulation!
apt needs root privileges for real execution. apt needs root privileges for real execution.
Keep also in mind that locking is deactivated, Keep also in mind that locking is deactivated,
@ -771,6 +771,8 @@ Command & Purpose {\& Example, if applicable} \\
\texttt{git clone} & {Clones a remote repository locally \\ \texttt{git clone} <URL of remote reposistory> } \\ \texttt{git clone} & {Clones a remote repository locally \\ \texttt{git clone} <URL of remote reposistory> } \\
\texttt{git -{}-version} & Displays the version of git installed on your system \\ \texttt{git -{}-version} & Displays the version of git installed on your system \\
\texttt{git add} & {Stages (i.e., adds) files to a commit \\ \texttt{git add file1 file2} } \\ \texttt{git add} & {Stages (i.e., adds) files to a commit \\ \texttt{git add file1 file2} } \\
\texttt{git add *} & Stages (i.e., adds) all visible files to a commit \\
{\texttt{git add -A} \\ \texttt{git add --all}} & Stages (i.e., adds) all files (including invisible ones) to a commit \\
\texttt{git commit} & {Commits stages files \\ \texttt{git commit -m} ``<commit message>'' } \\ \texttt{git commit} & {Commits stages files \\ \texttt{git commit -m} ``<commit message>'' } \\
\texttt{git push} & {Pushes a commit from a local repo to a remote repo \\ \texttt{git push} <name of remote repo> <name of remote branch> } \\ \texttt{git push} & {Pushes a commit from a local repo to a remote repo \\ \texttt{git push} <name of remote repo> <name of remote branch> } \\
\texttt{git remote} & {Show only the names of remote repos \\ \texttt{git remote} } \\ \texttt{git remote} & {Show only the names of remote repos \\ \texttt{git remote} } \\
@ -1072,7 +1074,9 @@ When speaking about public Git repos earlier, I mentioned the only two that I kn
What got me unstuck\footnote{I don't believe in writer's block. As Stephen King said, there's no such thing. After all, snow plow drivers don't get snow plow driver's block. That said, it is possible to adopt some unhealthy thinking patterns that make you get \textit{stuck}.}—that is, what turned this from a ``have to do'' back to a ``get to do''—was to focus on the process, and not the product. I let myself have fun with it, in other words. That's something I need to periodically remind myself of, even when the thing in front of me is an actual ``have to do'' like my job. Despite the fact that my job is boring me to death, there are still aspects to it that are quite enjoyable. I try to enjoy them as much as possible, and not let them be overshadowed by the parts I don't really like. What got me unstuck\footnote{I don't believe in writer's block. As Stephen King said, there's no such thing. After all, snow plow drivers don't get snow plow driver's block. That said, it is possible to adopt some unhealthy thinking patterns that make you get \textit{stuck}.}—that is, what turned this from a ``have to do'' back to a ``get to do''—was to focus on the process, and not the product. I let myself have fun with it, in other words. That's something I need to periodically remind myself of, even when the thing in front of me is an actual ``have to do'' like my job. Despite the fact that my job is boring me to death, there are still aspects to it that are quite enjoyable. I try to enjoy them as much as possible, and not let them be overshadowed by the parts I don't really like.
In old news, I do occasionally make other zines besides this one, and I have a website for all of them at \kref{https://just13.click/}{https://just13.\\click/}. I used to have a mailing list, but Mailchimp blew it up. If you want an email notification of when I produce a new zine, feel free to send me an email at \texttt{wolfgangswishlist@gmail.com} and let me know which zines you want to hear about. In old news, I do occasionally make other zines besides this one, and I have a website for all of them at \kref{https://just13.click/}{https://just13.\\click/}.
I used to have a mailing list, but Mailchimp blew it up. If you want an email notification of when I produce a new zine, feel free to send me an email at \texttt{wolfgangswishlist@gmail.com} and let me know which zines you want to hear about.
I also have some ideas for other zines that might cover some of the topics I talk about in here in greater depth. I'm not sure how that's going to evolve just yet, so stay tuned. I also have some ideas for other zines that might cover some of the topics I talk about in here in greater depth. I'm not sure how that's going to evolve just yet, so stay tuned.