Hat in den 1940ern so halbwegs brauchbar funktioniert.

Fun fact: Kodak had some issues with gelatine that contained too much sulfur back in the 1920s, which ruined a lot of the material they were producing. Happened because the cows have eaten a different type of grass.

This led to Kodak becoming a large cattle farming company too, so they had control over that part.

Side effect of this was the development of faster film.

Film science is completely bonkers.

Geil, noch mehr sinnloser Elektroschrott.

Oh wow.

That looks like an overly complicated solution to a problem that doesn't exist. Synching stuff that is in git? Why not just use.... git? Also npm.... and the example has an env var named "DB_PASS" in it. You never put passwords in version control.

Uhm, no. Multiplexing also existed in pure analog times.

Ein uebliches Lastenrad braucht nicht mehr Fahrbahnbreite als fast alle sonstigen Fahrraeder. Die meisten Mountainbike-Lenker sind viel breiter. Lastenraeder sind nur untenrum auch breit und wirken deswegen optisch als wuerden sie mehr Platz brauchen.

Source: ich habe ein Lastenrad.

Schaut lustig aus. Bei Seitenwind ist der Spass dann aber auch gleich mal vorbei ;-)

Ousterhouts book was very much an eye opener for me when i stumbled over it some years ago.

All those recommendations from the "clean code" corner always felt a tad off to me, but i couldn't put the finger on it. Then i read this small and nicely written book an suddenly the fog cleared up.

Are you not content with my creation?

AFAIK quite a bunch of it isn't even CGI. Lots of creative lighting tricks and just very well done classic animation.

Fröschliche Weihnachten

Thank you with being content with my creation.

Oder wir lassen den Scheiss einfach bleiben?

So wegen dem Planeten waers.

Let me just drop my materials for a talk i've given about basically this topic: https://codeberg.org/flart/you_suck_at_shell_scripting/src/branch/main/you_suck.md

Mainly because: The linked article is all nice and dandy, but it completely ignores the topic of double brackets and why they're nice.

And also, and this is my very strong opinion: if you end up thinking about exception handling (like the mentioned traps) in shell scripts, you should stop immediately and switch to a proper programming language.

Shell scripts are great, i love them. But they have an area they're good for and a lot of areas where they aren't.

I kinda get that people somehow like the overall idea of this approach.

But who is, excuse my french, fucking maintain that crap in the long run?

Oh it will definitely tell you something. It will be complete bullshit, but it's something.

Is that a triptopus?

Der andere Linke hat ein Komma falsch gesetzt! Das ist unvereinbar mit meinen Idealen darum bin ich gegen ihn!

And this is why you never go on a ride without a basic repair kit that includes at least: a pump, two(!) tire levers, a small bicycle multitool, a tube and a patch kit (you might fuck up the new tube while mounting it...etc).

Because of Windows.