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Deebsterreply
programming.dev

Clever but really verbose incantations that no-one can remember.

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thecrotchreply
sh.itjust.works

Just use the List-And-Display-Available-Relevant-Commands-Formatted-As-Table commandlet. Couldn't be easier.

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I made a quick (not an exaggeration. I was sloppy with my trimming and filling in the text) 128x128 discord emoji out of this, for those who care:

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CanadaPlusreply
futurology.today

Hmm, let me try this.

Edit: Nice! For anyone else, just copy the link from the source of the comment.

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lemmy.world

I mean, you can do that with any image. Adding the exclamation point before the link tells Lemmy to embed the image instead. And anything you put in the brackets turns into alt text, which users can view by hovering over the image.

My point was mostly to be able to add it to my discord server (or anywhere that allows custom emoji’s, really.) Since they use a standardized 128x128 image size, it’s just a matter of scaling it down to that and trimming it so it’s transparent.

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larsreply
lemmy.sdf.org

Instead of putting the onus on you, I let ChatGPT do the heavy lifting… of some answers adjacent to the one I wanted. Yes I was being kinda lazy.

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The only reason I can think of to use pwsh.exe is to run it in Wine

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Hah, I remember using ksh on an old IBM AIX box.

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Read the dresden files, that's pretty much its main conceit

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lemmy.world

Why do people keep creating new shells when bash is mostly okay?

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fieh and nushell actually offer something new, and zsh is just a better bash if you want that

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There's a massive number of security holes in bash, shellshock being the most egregious. bash has some really terrible design flaws, especially parsing $var multiple times so you can't reliably break on spaces. Almost any other shell is safer and more productive.

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