My Gist project that explains everything you need to know about my programming career and my time on GitHub. It now talks a lot about my personal life.
This section was last updated on July 28th 2020 (07.28.2020)
03.0 - Limitations with GitHub
04.0 - Programming languages I know
11.0 - Current unanswered computing questions
14.x - - Daily status August 2020
14.x - - Daily status September 2020
19.0 - My experience with Scratch
20.0 - YouTube and early times on social media (2015-2018)
30.0 - Repositories on other platforms
34.0 - Sponsor capable projects
35.0 - Politics (please wait 20 years for more info)
38.0 - Speech and facial recognition
42.0 - History of the SeanPM_OnGitHub Gist
44.0 - Use of my digital content - Short read but very important. I only have 2 key rules for the use of my software
45.0 - Experience with Microsoft / 46.0 - Degoogling
49.0 - Sexuality (please wait 20 years for more info
This section was last updated on September 6th 2020 (09.06.2020)
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Test link (#About-me) Test link successful June 16th 2020 at 11:28 pm, will continue to use this link
This section was last updated on July 28h 2020 (07.28.2020)
My name is Sean Patrick Myrick. I am an experienced programmer. I started with Scratch back in early 2015, but I reached the limits of Scratch and I needed to move on. My first language was HTML, but I could only make very basic things for now. In 2018, I began to learn Python, which became my favorite programming language. /
In 2019, I took an AP Java class for a year. I completed every programming class at my High School, but I kept going. During my time with Java class, I began branching off and experimenting with other languages along with Java, such as C, C++, Fortran, Batch, VisualBasicScript, and more.
I made a huge discovery in January of 2019 when I linked an HTML file to another file. Once I clicked the link and moved to another file, this spurred me into a web development era. I began learning more and more about HTML over time, and I got better and better at it. I then began learning other languages to go with it, such as CSS, JS, PHP, Ruby, XML, AJAX, and jQuery. I am still learning, but at a slower pace at the moment. I have 2 parts of my programming career, the offline part, and the web development part.
This section was last updated on July 28th 2020 (07.28.2020)
I joined GitHub on May 25th 2020. It was a long decision on if I should move to here, but I finally decided on joining. At first, I didn't want to have sensitive info to my projects on GitHub, but overtime, I began accepting more, and now I have all my projects nearly uncensored (identifying info like phone numbers are still excluded) I am now managing my website on this platform.
This section was last updated on July 28th 2020 (07.28.2020)
There are some limitations with GitHub that are still holding me back. As of June 2nd 2020 at 2:33 pm, here are my current limitations:
- Uploading 100 files at once, no more
- File upload limit of 25 Megabytes
- Max of 1000 items per directory
- 100 Gigabyte repository size limit (pretty reasonable, but still a limit)
- File name truncation at 255 chars
- No others at the moment
This section was last updated on July 28th 2020 (07.28.2020)
Here are the languages I feel that I know a certain amount about:
This list has been moved on August 1st 2020 to save space. You can view it here.
This section was last updated on August 1st 2020 (08.01.2020)
I have to split my website into over a hundred repositories, since there is so much to it, and I want to organize it better.
This section has been moved to save space. You can view it here: Click here to view this section.
This section was last updated on July 31st 2020 (07.31.2020)
Here are all my current Gists (small, single file projects)
This section was moved on August 1st 2020 to save space. You can view it here.
This section was last updated on August 1st 2020 (08.01.2020)
This is a list of my daily commit counts on GitHub since my registration on May 25th 2020, along with blank entries from the creation of GitHub to the time I joined.
On July 31st 2020, I split this section off into its own article to save space here, so that I don't reach the GistHub limit.
You can view it here.
This section was last updated on July 31st 2020 (07.31.2020)
This section contains a complete history of this Gists version history, with every change
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- Version 1 (Tuesday, June 2nd 2020 at 2:46 pm)
Changes:
- Added the change log
- Added the title
- Created the file with the name SeanPM_OnGitHub.md
- Added in a project listing
- Added in the about section
- Added in the intro section
- Added in the programming list section
- Added in the Gist info section
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- Version 2 (Tuesday, June 2nd 2020 at 3:14 pm)
Changes:
- Fixed a spelling error
- Numbered all repository sections
- Updated all repository sections
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- Version 3 (Tuesday, June 2nd 2020 at 3:55 pm)
Changes:
- Created subheadings
- Updated SNU distribution list
- Updated programming language list
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- Version 4 (Tuesday, June 2nd 2020 at 7:15 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the version changes section
- Added in GitHub project links
- Updated the issue section
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- Version 5 (Wednesday, June 3rd 2020 at 4:07 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
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- Version 6 (Wednesday, June 3rd 2020 at 11:37 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
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- Version 7 (Thursday, June 4th 2020 at 6:05 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
- Added a Gist listing
- Added a total GitHub commit counter section
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- Version 8 (Thursday, June 4th 2020 at 10:58 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the release date of last release, as I uploaded it a few seconds too early by accident
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- Version 9 (Saturday, June 6th 2020 at 4:33 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
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- Version 10 (Saturday, June 6th 2020 at 11:35 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
- Added an index section
- Updated the Gist section by organizing it into 2 sections with a single entry each
- Updated the Programming language section title
- Added in a technical questions section
- Added in the stargazing section and 7 subsections
- Added in the following section and 2 subsections
- Modified headings
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- Version 11 (Sunday, June 7th 2020 at 11:24 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the index section, reformatting it to a list, instead of a huge block of links (Like it was supposed to be, I forgot about the spacing)
- Markdown DOM standard update: replaced triple
-dividers with the standard triple*dividers
- Added a section about the times that I am on GitHub
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- Version 12 (Monday, June 8th 2020 at 11:43 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the change log
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the index section, reformatting it so that subsections stick out further
- Added a section about my hobbies
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- Version 13 (Tuesday, June 9th 2020 at 11:43 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the change log
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the index section, fixing a formatting error with the last link
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- Version 14 (DUPLICATE)
Changes:
- There might be a missing build. Before creating the then-version 14, I noticed that there were already 14 revisions
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- Version 15 (Wednesday, June 10th 2020 at pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
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- Version 16 (Saturday, June 13th 2020 at 8:14 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
- Added in a new daily entry system, with entries from June 11th 2020 to June 14th 2020
- Updated the index to fit the new daily entry system
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- Version 17 (Sunday, June 14th 2020 at 11:31 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the version history section
- Added in a new daily entry system, with entries from June 11th 2020 to June 15th 2020 updated and started
- Updated the index to fit the new daily entry system
- Added the personal code of conduct section
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- Version 18 (Monday, June 15th 2020 at 11:17 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 15th 2020 and started an entry for June 16th 2020
- Updated the index to fit the new daily entry system and to fix a formatting bug
- Added a peeves section
- Updated the version history section
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- Version 19 (Tuesday, June 16th 2020 at 10:05 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 16th 2020 and started an entry for June 17th 2020
- Updated the index to fit a new daily entry, and to try and fix all invalid link issues
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the index
- Updated the repository listing
I am trying to keep this Gist updated on a daily basis
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- Version 20 (Thursday, June 18th 2020 at 1:28 am)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 16th 2020 and started an entry for June 17th 2020, and blank entries for June 18th 2020 to June 20th 2020
- Updated the index to fit a new daily entry, and to try and fix all invalid link issues
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the index, a major update that now makes the file universal
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the commit count section to include 2 new days of data, plus a template for July 2020
- Added in a legal section
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- Version 21 (Saturday, June 20th 2020 at 12:03 am)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 17th 2020 and started an entry for June 18th and 19th 2020, and blank entries for June 21st 2020 to June 24th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repository listing
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- Version 22 (Saturday, June 20th 2020 at 11:40 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the index
- Added in 9 new sections about some more details about me
- Added the Khan Academy section
- Added the Scratch (programming language) experience section
- Added the YouTube and early social media section
- Added the virtualization section
- Added the farming section
- Added the gaming section
- Added the graphic design section
- Added the machine spec section
- Added the education section
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- Version 23 (Sunday, June 21st 2020 at 11:55 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 20th 2020, as I forgot to yesterday
- Added in a new daily entry for June 21st 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit section
- Updated the machine spec section
- Updated the education section
- Updated the YouTube and early social media section
- Updated the footer
- Updated the farming section
- Updated the index
- Added an apartment section
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- Version 24 (Monday, June 22nd 2020 at 11:53 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 22nd 2020
- Added in blank daily entries from June 25th 2020 to June 30th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit section
- Updated the farming section
- Updated the index
- Updated the footer
- Updated the repositories section
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- Version 25 (Tuesday, June 23rd 2020 at 11:49 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 23rd 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the Gists section
- Updated the starred section
- Added commit section data up to June 30th 2021
- Added commit section data from February 8th 2008 to May 24th 2020 (largest commit so far)
- Updated the index
- Updated the farming section
- Updated the past laptops section
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- Version 26 (Wednesday, June 24th 2020 at 9:30 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 24th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
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- Version 27 (Thursday, June 25th 2020 at 10:46 pm)
Changes:
- Updated the change log
- Added in a new daily entry for June 25th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit section, and added in 7 day for February 2008 when GitHub didn't exist (before February 8th 2008)
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
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- Version 28 (Friday, June 26th 2020 at 11:25 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for June 26th 2020
- Updated the version history section, with a new entry for today, plus 50 new blank entries up to 100
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the technical questions section
- Updated the past mobile devices section
- Updated the past desktop computers section
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- Version 29 (Saturday, June 27th 2020 at 11:09 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for June 27th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
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- Version 30 (Sunday, June 28th 2020 at 10:40 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for June 28th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
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- Version 31 (Monday, June 29th 2020 at 8:21 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for June 29th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the GitHub limitations section
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- Version 32 (Tuesday, June 30th 2020 at 10:30 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for June 30th 2020
- Added in new template entries from July 1st 2020 to July 14th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section, added 20 new repositories, along with a new section with subsections of my repositories, but sorted by most used language, and also a section with subsections of my repositories sorted by their licensing
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the GitHub limitations section
- Updated the index
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- Version 33 (Wednesday, July 1st 2020 at 10:56 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 1st 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section, added 5 new repositories, and added some entries to the dual licensed, Java, Shell, PHP, SQL, and RTF lists
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the index
- Added the GitHub profile section
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- Version 34 (Thursday, July 2nd 2020 at 9:38 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 2nd 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section, added 6 new repositories, and added 46 SNU repositories that will be added soon, finishing off the conversion process
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the index
- Added the Repositories on other platforms section
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- Version 35 (Friday, July 3rd 2020 at 11:10 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 3rd 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section, copied and moved 8 new repositories for the conversion process
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
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- Version 36 (Saturday, July 4th 2020 at 11:52 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 4th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section, copied and moved 10 new repositories for the conversion process, this time discluding the
(coming soon)text
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Added the INI file usage section
- Added the malicious software section
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- Version 37 (Sunday, July 5th 2020 at 11:50 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 5th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section, updated the operating systems section for multiple operating system and operatinng system families
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
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- Version 38 (Tuesday, July 7th 2020 at 12:15 am)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 6th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section, updated the operating systems section for multiple operating system and operating system families
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the file info section
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- Version 39 (Tuesday, July 7th 2020 at 11:52 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 7th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the index
- Added the core projects section
- Added the sponsor capable project section
- Updated the file info section
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- Version 40 (Wednesday, July 8th 2020 at 11:34 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 8th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the index
- Updated the sponsor capable project section
- Updated the file info section
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- Version 41 (Sunday, July 12th 2020 at 12:03 am)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 9th 2020, July 10th 2020, and July 11th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the file info section
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- Version 42 (Sunday, July 12th 2020 at 10:13 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 12th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Core projects section
- Updated the file info section
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- Version 43 (Monday, July 13th at 10:38 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 13th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the repositories section
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Core projects section
- Updated the past laptops section
- Updated the current laptops section
- Updated the current mobile devices section
- Updated the file info section
- Updated the file info section
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- Version 44 (Tuesday, July 14th 2020 at 10:18 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 14th 2020
- Updated the repositories sections
- Updated the starred section
- Added new sample entries for July 15th 2020 to September 14th 2020 (2 months)
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the current mobile devices section
- Updated the file info section
- Updated the index
- Updated the devices section
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- Version 45 (Thursday, July 16th 2020 at 9:30 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 15th 2020 and July 16th 2020
- Updated the repositories sections
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the INI usage section
- Added a blank politics section
- Added a journaling section
- Updated the index
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- Version 46 (Saturday, July 18th 2020 at 11:31 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 17th 2020 and July 18th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the index to fix 1 broken link
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- Version 47 (Sunday, July 19th 2020 at 11:43 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 19th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Added the Autism section
- Added the speech and facial recognition section
- Added the pinned projects section
- Updated the index
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- Version 48 (Tuesday, July 21st 2020 at 10:55 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 20th and July 21st 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Added the Defense section
- Added the online defense sub-section
- Added the real life defense sub-section
- Updated the index
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the title section
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- Version 49 (Wednesday, July 22nd 2020 at 9:31 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 22nd 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the title section
- Updated the current technical questions section
- Updated the index
- Added blank daily entries from September 15th 2020 to September 30th 2020
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- Version 50 (Sunday, July 26th 2020 at 8:35 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 23rd, July 24th, July 25th, and July 26th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the repository listing
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the title section
- Added an old social mediums section
- Added a current social mediums section
- Updated the current technical questions section
- Updated the index
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- Version 51 (Monday, July 27th 2020 at 8:20 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 27th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the old social mediums section
- Updated the current social mediums section
- Updated the index
- Updated the programming language estimated knowledge section
- Added the job experience section
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- Version 52 (Tuesday, July 28th 2020 at 10:05 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 28th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated all sections, mostly with a section update tiime notice
- Added the languages I speak section, with its first 11 subsections
- Added the use of my digital content section, it is really important that you read and follow it
- Added the Microsoft experience section
- Added the degoogling section
- Added the TV shows section
This section was last updated on July 29th 2020 (07.29.2020)
- Version 53 (Wednesday, July 29th 2020 at 7:56 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 29th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the languages I speak section, with 2 new subsections (Hebrew and Russian)
- Updated the use of my digital content section, it is really important that you read and follow it. I had to do a rare update to fix a serious loophole
- Updated the TV shows section, now listing all the TV shows I watched (I worked on the list last night when I was trying to go to bed)
- Added the Movies section
- Added the sexuality section, more info will be available in 20 years (the sensitive info)
- Updated the index
- Updated the July 28th 2020 entry, to fix an error
- Updated the old accounts section
- Updated the current accounts section
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- Version 54 (Thursday, July 30th 2020 at 9:55 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 30th 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the TV shows section, adding a few shows I forgot about
- Updated the index
- Updated the July 29th 2020 entry, to fix an error
- Updated the starred section
- Updated the repositories section
- Added the historian section
- Added the Archivist section
- Added the tech support section
- Added the books section
- Updated the defense section
This section was last updated on July 30th 2020 (07.30.2020)
- Version 55 (Friday, July 31st 2020 at 8:31 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for July 31st 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated the commit count section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to. This change reduced the size of the document by over 200,000 bytes (UNIX (LF))
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the TV shows section, adding a few shows I forgot about
- Updated the index
- Updated the repositories section
- this section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to. This change reduced the size of the document by over 29,000 bytes (UNIX (LF))
- Updated the books section
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- Version 56 (Saturday, August 1st 2020 at 9:01 pm)
Changes:
- Added in a new daily entry for August 1st 2020
- Updated the version history section
- Updated Book listing section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to. This change reduced the size of the document by over 200,000 bytes (UNIX (LF))
- Fixed a critical syntax error that made the bottom of the document lose rich text functionality
- Updated the Gist info section
- Updated the TV shows section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Tech support section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Social mediums section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Legal information section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Movies section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Machine specs section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Languages I speak section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Defense section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Gaming section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Programming languages I know section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the GitHub stargazing section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the Education section
- This section has been moved to a separate Gist today to save space and make the document more readable. It has been linked to.
- Updated the GitHub profile section
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- Version 58 (Tuesday, August 4th 2020 at 8:10 pm)
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- Version 59 (Wednesday, August 5th 2020 at 9:57 pm)
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This section contains 2 subsections, containing everyone I am following on GitHub.
This section was moved on August 1st 2020 to sage space. You can view it here.
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This section contains subsections of everything I have starred on GitHub.
On August 1st 2020, this section was moved to save space. You can view it here.
This section was last updated on August 1st 2020 (08.01.2020)
This is a list of current technial questions I have. You can help me answer them if you want. Anybody who has a valid answer will get mentioned, answer attempts will also get mentioned.
This section was moved to a separate Gist on August 1st 2020 to save space. You can view it here.
This section was last updated on August 1st 2020 (08.01.2020)
I started GitHub near the end of my senior high school year on May 25th 2020, and as of June 7th 2020, I have the same schedule.
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Other than programming, I have a lot of hobbies and interests. They include:
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Entries June 11th 2020 to July 31st 2020 have been moved on August 4th 2020 to save space. You can still view them here.
This section contains 31 subsections for daily August 2020 entries.
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DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I woke up really late today, at 11:50 am. I didn't start working until nearly an hour later. I had to do some chores today, but I also had some noise issues while working, as I am sensitive to noise. Some good noise related news is that I found a really good song I overlooked today.
Today on GitHub, I again focused on separating my main Gist (SeanPM_OnGitHub) into separate chapters to reduce the size, and make it more readable. My current goal is to get it under 5000 lines, something I unfortunately didn't have enough time to achieve today.
I also focused on work for other projects as well, such as several updates to the SNU 2D Programming tools repository, and also adding a Wiki to the UShortcut pro repository.
I got most of the sections with subsections taken out, with only a few left. I could easily reach my goal by moving the daily status or version history sections out, but I am currently deciding if I should. The version history section will stay, as it is essential, but I am deciding if the daily status section is essential.
I have significantly reduced the size of this Gist in the past 46 hours, reducing it by over 380,000 kilobytes, and by over 10000 lines. I plan on making the majority of this Gist link off to a separate Gist. This process takes time, and I am still working on it.
I also began to learn the Boo and Vala programming languages today, as a part time project, and I changed my interface for Linux again significantly. I also finished a major update on the Khan Academy archive, and released the first version of the UShortcut_Pro shortcut tool. Today was a really good day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- How to customize the dock
- No other Linux discoveries from August 1st 2020
This section was last updated on August 1st 2020 (08.01.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a decent day for develpment. I worked on a few different projects, including some Gidt work, but I didn't produce an update to my main Gist. I did 5 chapter Gist updated though.
Today was difficult personally, there was a lot of noise, and distractions. I still got a decent amount done. Today I worked on finalizing an update to the SNU Programming tools module, providing Gist repository updates, and updating the SNU Font LIBraru module with some new data I found, along with some ideas for tomorrow. This repository hasn't been updated in over a month. I work on things in cycles, where I work heavily on one thing, then move on to the next thing, then come back.
I learned that version 5.8 of the Linux kernel was released today. As a Linux user, I now plan to check for updates more often, and review things that might make their way into the next major update to Ubuntu, Fedora, or whatever I will be using.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Posting an issue counts as a commit
- The GitHub marketplace is where I can get bots for my projects.
- No other GitHub discoveries on August 2nd 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Linux 5.8 was released today
- No other Linux discovieres on August 2nd 2020
This section was last updated on August 4th 2020 (08.04.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a good day for development. Althought I didn't make very many commits, I completed every goal I set for myself today successfully and smoothly, along with some additional projects. I finally got the Gist below 5000 lines by separating 9 more chapters, however I am going to need to trim it more, as I came really close to 5000. I feel like I am going to have to raise the goalm as trimming it won't work for much longer.
I have exported a total of 30 chapters. I have also decided that the daily status section will stay, but older logs might be archived. Today, I worked on the SNU Font LIBrary module, my Khan Academy archive, the SNU Programming Tools module, adding support for 5 BASIC dialects, and also work on the Gist archive repository. I published this Gist early, so I can prepare an update for tomorrow and also try to go to bed earlier, so there might be new content on this entry tomorrow.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on August 4th 2020 (08.04.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a stressful day today. I didn't get too much done because of this. I plan on going to bed even earlier tonight as well. The Gist chapter process has been finished, except for 3 last chapters I will export tomorrow. It won't be as stressful and time consuming as today though. Today I got stressed out originally, as I thought there were 30 chapters, not 20. I eventually got it done, but I had severe tension and stress, along with heavy distractions in the first 3 hours of attempts.
Today, I also started work on a new project I thought of yesterday and heavily debated with myself if I should go through with it, which I decided I would. The idea is to create the worlds first free and open source microwave operating system. It is specifically going to be a smart Microwave that doesn't rely on the Internet, but can still access it. I am still thinking on if having a full-fledged web browser is necessary for it, I think it might be a little overkill, but it could be necessary at times. It is also my first project to have a non-Latin letter in its name, this specific project uses the greek letter mu (μ) or micro, as then it can be for minicomputer microwaves and microcomputer microwaves.
I exported the rest of the sections of this Gist into separate chapter Gists today, except for 3 new sections I created, which I will try to export tomorrow. I also moved the June and July 2020 entries into their own Gist, which also significantly saved space. Today, I created 20 new chapter Gists. It took me nearly 2 hours to prepare for this last night.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- The 404 page is actually a set of images
- Private repositories are not visible to public, for some weird reason, I thought they would be
- You can change the status of a private repository, it isn't stuck private
- No other GitHub discoveries on August 4th 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
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DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a difficult day for me. I didn't get too much done, and I was constantly distracted. I also got a little bit over 6 hours of sleep last night. I did learn a few things today, and I got some day. Less commits has become a new normal, I need to work on this. I had a day filled with unnecessary tension and stress.
I got a little bit done today, such as some important updates to the Programming Tools part of my site, which include increased support for more languages, a new GitHub and GistHub (gist.github.com) mode, where I came pretty close (for less than 35 minutes of time) of recreating the new Gist page.
Some goals I set that I couldn't accomplish today include updates to the μMicrowave project, I was going to lay more of the foundation today. A miscellaneous secondary goal I missed was adding in Khan Academy content for November 2018. I got all my other tasks accomplished.
I also started work on a new repository today, which is a weather part of the site. I heard more completely reasonable complaints from my parents about finding a good weather app. My grandpa noted that AccuWeather updated and he lost functionality. I have noticed this for many other Weather Apps in the current year, and I have seen reviews of the top 30 weather apps, they aren't as good as they should be.
I don't check the weather too often, but I think it might be important to me as well if I had an app for it, as I can't find a good one. The problem is that there aren't very many reliable weather apps anymore. So I started my own today, SNU WeatherVane. I will try to begin development on it tomorrow if I am feeling better. I also had to skip my journaling today and only do notes, which is a last resort. I really just wasn't feeling well today. I was fine all day up until the evening (5:00 pm)
I am hoping tomorrow will be a better day, today wasn't a complete failure, I had a good mood for the first half of it, and a few hours after that.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- You can rename multiple files at once (another thing you can't do on Windows or Windows 10)
- VLC almost crashed twice, and the whole system became unresponsive when SWAP/Virtual memory filled, and the RAM usage reached 99.9% this isn't a Windows only issue. Another reason of proof of why the "unused RAM is wasted RAM" argument is utter bull%#$@ I have known for years that this argument is garbage, even years before I got into Scratch in 2015. I always knew that using up too much memory would cause a system crash. So theres that too.
- My first Linux crash was not a system issue, it was a user issue. I can now say I have had 0
- GNOME detects .vb files as VirtualBoy ROM image files, not VB.NET script files, which is a good thing to me
- Starting to learn how to use GNOME Transmission (the Torrent client that came with my system)
- No other Linux discoveries on August 5th 2020
Other:
- I learned that Favicons don't have to use an ICO file at all
- I relearned how to use the HTML5
<select>tag
- That there is a difference between .vba and .vb files
- No other discoveries today
This section was last updated on August 22nd 2020 (08.22.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a better day for me productivity wise. I got up and started my other tasks first thing when I got on my laptop (journaling, Khan Academy daily session) then I went outside and also visited before getting back to work.
I got a decent amount done today, and I resumed work on the personal audio collection project, after a 20 day hiatus. I now plan on developing 14 more versions of this (I am making 26 updates for starters, 1 update for 1 letter of the first letter of each playlist title, A-Z (special characters, such as Chinese and Cyrillic characters, have already been implemented as an extra)
I went to get into Discord later today, and found that the debian file version I installed had an update, but the developers of Discord were too lazy to make auto-update functionality. I can't get from version 0.10 to 0.11 without reinstalling, and the functionality should have been included. Opening the debian file just redirects to the Ubuntu store page, which doesn't even have an "update" option. I ended up having to get a PTB version, but I didn't know enough about it, and also a Ubuntu snap version, just so I can use it until I can fix the issue with the debian version. I really hate snaps, due to them being proprietary and closed source, and not being able to install software offline, so this is always a last resort.
Today was generally a good day. I was able to get a lot more done when setting my main task to slot 0.3 of my daily tasks. (0.2.8 and below are waking up, setting things up, etc.) I was also able to reset my bedtime, but then end up staying up past midnight again.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Bluetooth on Linux can connect to all devices, including phones. This is something I was unable to do on Windows 10. BlueTooth is going incredibly slow for me, I don't know if this is normal, but it is going at the speed of DSL Internet (86-96 kbps)(
- Manuals on Linux can also be accessed in the terminal with the
mancommand
- No other Linux discoveries today
This section was last updated on August 8th 2020 (08.08.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was another good day. I worked on my journaling and Khan Academy first thing after booting my laptop up and getting programs ready again today.
Today I made an important late discovery, which was that I can upload folders to GitHub. I discovered it by accident, and I would have liked to know this over 17120 commits ago, it would have been really helpful, as now, there isn't as much that I can upload with this method. There are some cons to it, such as empty folders not uploading, the same 100 file limit, the same 1000 file truncation rule, and the GitHub 25 Megabyte limit, but the 2 pros (folder upload, optional) somewhat outweigh the cons for me, which is weird, as it isn't normal for 4 cons to outweigh only 2 pros.
I continued work on the audio collection again today, releasing edition M (V0.0.13) with 13 more versions to go. I also got out of the house again today.
I wanted to do more, but my focus completely wore off past 5:45 pm, and I wasn't able to get back to work long term. I also plan on going to bed even earlier tonight, as I want to start waking up at 5:00 am or 6:00 am again. I like working when the moon is still out, darkness gives me lots of good memories and nostalgia.
I worked on my Gist offline, wrote some notes, and did 1 final Khan Academy archive today before shutting down.
I didn't upload a new version of the Gist today, I am holding it off for another day, maybe 2, 3, or however many it takes me to get to upload it again. It shouldn't take me longer than a week.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Folders/directories can be uploaded to GitHub as well as files, but with the usual limitations of uploading files
- No other GitHub discoveries today
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- That a lot of packages that are installed aren't able to be run via an application, but through the terminal
- The very basics of the Inkscape snap (For now, I am using snaps, as it is extremely difficult to compile a program that is distributed via tar.xz for me)
- Linux has a swapfile, just like Windows (and probably other operating systems as well)
-is called a pipe (message mepi-pe872020and respond with a source if this is incorrect, as this is not yet certified information)
- How to run neofetch
- How much better Konsole is compared to the default GNOME terminal (not proprietary, and many more features)
- That you can view a list of manuals by typing
man man(manual manual) into the terminal
- No other Linux discoveries today
This section was last updated on August 8th 2020 (08.08.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a good day again today. I got over 12 hours of sleep last night, oversleeping by 2 hours. I got to work slightly later, but still got a lot done. I planned on working on the audio collection project again today, along with the microwave project, and some other projects, but I didn't have the time, as I started to lose functionaliy at 6:30 pm, and I had ran out of time for today, as I planned on going to bed early again tonight, preparing for bed from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm again.
Today, I worked solely on the Windows 10 Python Edition project, as it is something I could easily make tons of progress on with the new knowledge of the GitHub folder upload functionality. It has saved me over 7 hours of time so far. I also got close to completion of the project today, but I ran out of time.
Today, I got to get out of the house again, and I also re-configured 6 virtual machines, and learned several things about Linux. I decided to work on finalizing and uploading the Gist before quitting today. Today was a good day for development, but I could have done more.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- What the blame option does
- No other GitHub discoveries on August 8th 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- How to install KDE
- That
wis a command
- That
lslists files and directories
- That you can view the files and folders inside a directory without opening it by typing the name of the directory after
dir
- That Konsole can natively run Python 2.7 and Python 3 programs
- That the
dircommand has a maximum of 1 argument (message medi-r882020and respond with a source if this is incorrect, as this is not yet certified information)
- That the
excommand opens Vim
- That the
neofetchcommand also displays system information, along with the cool distro logo ASCII art
- No other Linux discoveries on August 8th 2020
This section was last updated on August 8th 2020 (08.08.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
As of today, I have officially had my new Linux based laptop for a month. As of tomorrow, I will be a full-time Linux user for a month.
Today was a difficult day for development. I woke up before 7:20 am today, but I didn't get to work on GitHub until after 4:00 pm. I got to work on other projects later, and mostly played games throughout the morning, playing Team Fortress 2 for about an hour, and Mari0 for over an hour. I also got out of the house today, and did some virtual machine tests, all virtual machine tests failed. I was trying to get another Windows XP virtual machine to work, but I couldn't get a functional product key, and I also couldn't get it to activate, as the VM had no INternet connection. I even tried the 0000 FF D5 71 D6 8B 6A 8D 6F D5 33 93 FD registry trick, and that didn't even work. So I gave up on the project. I was trying to finalize my recreation of my laptop from 2009, I have all the files, but I couldn't get the machine to work.
Anyway, not much was done today. I came up with a cool new idea today, which is a link modifying program that modified the color of different parts of a hyperlink, but not the links itself. I got the concept down today, but I temporarily halted development, so I could finish other tasks.
I also finalized part 1 of the build18 upload for the Windows 10 Python Edition project, I hope to finalize it tomorrow. I also had to delay Gist updates, despite today being the 1 month anniversary of my Linux desktop (all my devices no longer use Windows, and use Linux, as of 1 month ago)
Today was an OK day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
ldoes a similar thing withls
~checks if a file is actually a directory or if a directory is a file (message me ~d-892020` and respond with a source if this is incorrect, as this is not yet certified information)
- No other Linux discoveries on August 9th 2020
This section was last updated on August 9th 2020 (08.09.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a good day with development again today. I woke up a lot later today, and got to work a lot later. I needed some breaks at times. I did not get out of the house today (other than going outside once)
Today, I finalized work (for now) on the Windows 10 Python Edition project, and made a minor update to my Khan Academy archive. I try to update the archive every even number of days, this time it happened to be 4 instead of 2. I still haven't gotten to making a full time November 2018 archive update yet.
Work on the Windows 10 Python Edition project took up the majority of the work time. I plan on working on the Windows Server 2016 Python Edition project tomorrow, as it has a lot less to it than the previous project.
I have been dealing with a lot of tension today again as well. I had a good day with development today. I am still doing the early bedtime thing, I might reduce the time further, so that I can wake up even earlier. I didn't have the time to post a Gist update today, but I further prepared it today, splitting the new Resume section out.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a difficult day for me with productivity. I keep waking up late, and I keep getting distracted. I just haven't been very motivated lately.
Today, I finalized work on the Windows Server 2016 Python Edition project (for now) and did some work in other projects, along with a Gist and separate Gist chapter update.
GitHub had a stupid UI change today, changing the colors for GitHub commit activity, so now my activity looks worse and less organized, and unpredictable. I took the time to get the previous designs pattern a while ago, now it is useless, so here it is:
GitHub commit activity July 30th 2020
0 = gray 1-154 = green1 154-306 = green2 307-459 = green3 460-613 = green4
This no longer applies. I don't know why Microsoft makes horrible changes like this unannounced. They should at least document it better, as I am confused as to how the colors are applied, and why this change was even necessary.
I am going to bed early again tonight, I hope to get more done tomorrow. Today was an OK day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- That the commit frequency colors were changed
- No other GitHub discoveries on August 11th 2020.
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- That there is a command called
uptimethat does exactly what it says (displays the uptime)
- No other Linux discoveries on August 11th 2020.
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a pretty difficult day for me. I had an unbearable amount of tension today, and I couldn't get that much done. I decided to take my last 2 hours and 44 minutes of development time off and play games instead, as I wouldn't be able to produce a quality update with all my tension.
I did some important things today, such as picking up on older projects, including LinkLax, and SNU Family Tree, where I wrote a homepage, wrote some scripts, and added a Wiki (both)
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I am doing a lot better today, but I didn't get to work until later, as I was procrastinating up to 2:22 pm, before I started work on my other projects.
I finished my other projects after 4:00 pm, but then I got into another project. I did another virtual machine attempt today, this time not even bothering with Microsoft Windows. I went and had 3 attempts at a modern Android virtual machine. The 3rd attempt was successful, and I got a functional Android 9 virtual machine (The newest that Android-x86 provides, as I want app support for as long as possible in this VM) it was a huge project that took well over an hour.
Here is my documentation from it:
It was a lot of work. I found a working solution today, I did 2 installs before this but couldn't get into the setup process. This is the solution I used: https://youtu.be/137jBpJniNs with this machine, I got every app from my current phone on it, except for Plants vs. zombies 2, it wouldn't even let me install it, out of over 130 apps, this one was the only fault.
Some other weird things: some apps refuse to open. I don't know whether it is due to compatibility, or not enough RAM, I am hoping it is due to RAM. And finally, I gave the system 64 gigabytes of space, but when I checked the storage, it said it was using 128 gigabytes of space, and that the operating system was using 65 gigabytes of memory, which is 1 gigabyte more than the entire disk I gave it. I don't know how this error happened. I even double checked; VirtualBox reports a usage of 64 GiB on Disk, and my systems memory only went down 30 gigabytes after both virtual machines.
I am just really glad I got it working. If anyone else wants to try this as well, here are some other links:
VirtualBox - https://www.virtualbox.org/
Android x86 (not just 32 bit, it is just Android for non-Android devices) - https://www.android-x86.org/
The Android 9 image I used - https://osdn.net/projects/android-x86/downloads/71931/android-x86_64-9.0-r2.iso/
I am hoping this will eventually replace my phone.
I didn't get to GitHub work until nearly 6:00 pm. I didn't have time to get as much done, so I did what I could with the less than 2 hours of time I had. I am hoping tomorrow will go better; I feel like I have lost control of alot in the past 3 days, and I am going to have to work to correct this. I didn't have tension while working today luckily.
Today was an OK day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned about Linux today:
- How to operate a broken GRUB+Android x86 command line (l, cd, reboot)
- The standard hardware acceleration mode for Linux is KVM Para-virtualization (message me
shamlikvm-pv12863_aug132020 if this information isn't correct, as this isn't confirmed yet. Reply with at least 2 credible sources)
- How to setup an Android 9.0r2 virtual machine
- For modern Linux (4.x.x and up) VBOXSVGA is required for virtual machines, along with a ton of virtual memory (message me
vbsvg-l4_aug132020if this information isn't correct, as this isn't confirmed yet. Reply with at least 2 credible sources)
- How to build software from source code (the tar.gz, tar.xz, bz2 issue is finally solved, I just need to learn all (or just some) of the dependencies)
- About the
mkdircommand
- No other Linux discoveries on August 13th 2020
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Yesterday wasn't the best day for software development for me, but it was a really good day for research, as I have had a massive increase in technical research thanks to the difficulty of getting this VM to function properly; it has caused me to further branch off on my research, and do more research again.
Today wasn't the best day for research, but it was a good day for software development. I made it a commitment today to get more control over myself again, and get work done. I was able to successfully do that today, holding off all gameplay until after all work was done, and getting to work before 12:00 pm. However, I did have difficulty working due to some distractions, such as a lot of noise at our house.
I also got out of the house today, and took my laptop outside of the property for the first time. I discovered something weird about GNOME and the Wi-Fi icon, which I listed below.
Ever since I switched to Linux from Windows 10, I have had a massive decrease in technical complaints and issues, going down over 1400% with 0-2 issues a day, whereas on Windows 10, I would have 5 to 40+ issues a day. It is so much better.
The only issues I had with Linux today was a popup for network properties, which I don't care about that much, it is the 2nd time I have encountered this error. It is very minor, and it doesn't affect me. The only real issue I had today is a user issue, which is that I kept accidentally clicking the middle mouse button on my touchpad, causing multiple versions of windows and programs to open.
I plan on trying to disable the middle mouse button tomorrow, as it has been a bother to me ever since I switched to Linux. The only solution I am currently seeing is for a command line method, which I decided to hold off for tomorrow, as if there is an issue tonight, it wouldn't be as good as a day when I have more time. I would rather save the big problems for another day, so I don't worry about them all night, on top of my other thousands of worries.
Today was good for development. I worked on finalizing an update to the SNU 2D Programming Tools module; I thought it was going to be a tedious update, but it was actually enjoyable. I also published 2 new releases for the Windows 10 and WIndows Server 2016 Python Edition projects, and worked on a new update for my personal audio collection.
I hope to work on other things tomorrow. Today was the start of me repairing my schedule. Today was a good day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- That when you leave a Wi-Fi spot, the icon doesn't stay with a no Internet status for long. An error message will popup, and the Wi-Fi options will be hidden in a menu, instead of having a "no Internet" icon at the top
- No other Linux discoveries today
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I didn't have a very good day with development, as I didn't do very much programming.
I found out how to download entire playlists in the background with konsole + youtube-dl and I was able to add more than a full 1% to my giant music collection. I used up all the time I had full functionality to do this and other projects, and I was only able to update my audio collection repository today.
Today was an OK day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Folders with any occurences of a
.in their name can't have files uploaded to them, even if it is near the end, or more than 1.
- No other GitHub discoveries on August 15th 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- FFMPEG automatically merges video and audio when downloading in the terminal
- Programs download data to the root of the home directory by default (message me
proddttrothdbd-defaultAugust15th2020if this data is incorrect, as this is unconfirmed information. Please provide at least 2 credible sources in your correction, a credible source would be anything a featured Wikipedia technical article would accept)
- Konsole has a ~1200 line maximum before deleting previous entries
- No other Linux discoveries on August 15th 2020
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I got a little over 4 hours of sleep last night, I couldn't get back to sleep this morning. I thought this was going to completely ruin my day, as I normally have significantly amplified pain when I get less than 5 hours of sleep. However, today actually went incredibly well for me. I was able to finally get to use my laptop at 5:00 am, something I have been trying to achieve for months, I got to visit with my family frequently, I got to do 299 GitHub commits before 1:00 pm, and I was able to complete all my normal daily tasks, all with no pain or tension.
I am going to have to get more sleep tonight, it shouldn't be hard now. I have always been able to function well with very little sleep, the only side effect that normally prevents me from functioning well is the severe overall body pains I get from it.
Today, I got a lot done, had time to relive my old childhood, watching the content I used to watch on my iPod back when I was in 4th grade, surprisingly, YouTube has kept a lot of it. 2005-2012 was an era on YouTube where people constantly uploaded and used copyright materials in their videos. Now it has turned to crap, as it began to get crappier and crappier due to the increasing limitations put on creators, especially with the denial of Fair use for all. Most things done in 2008 would get your channel taken down within hours before you could even do a half of a percent of what you could do in 2008. The problem now is YouTube is just a corporate platform, with a still decreasing focus on creators.
I rambled a bit, I was able to get a bunch of stick figure videos downloaded, in case the unthinkable were to happen soon. Today was a really good day for development by the way, in all categories (except for programming, I forgot to mention that last time)
What I learned on GitHub today:
- None :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- None :(
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a really good day with development today. I got nearly 12 hours of sleep last night, and made up for all missed sleep yesterday.
My commit quantity has been excessive lately, as I have been working heavily on my audio collection project. Today, I added over 90 new directories to the main views today, which took a very long time to do.
I plan on going to bed early again tonight, so instead of pushing past to the 2 music (projectless)/ directory for the S update, I quit for the night. I considered updating my Gist again and publishing the update, but I only updated it.
I haven't updated the commit count Gist in a while, I plan for the next update to happen once I surpass 20000 commits, which should be pretty soon. Today was a very good day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- None :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Ubuntu 20.04 does not come with the Egyptian Hieroglyphics font file installed
- No other Linux-based discoveries on August 17th 2020
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had another really productive day today. So last night, I went on Reddit and went to see how much Karma is required to create a community. I only had 72 karma (combined) yet it let me create a community. I will link to it elsewhere.
Today, I worked on the Subreddit for a long time, and also did lots of GitHub work, finalizing the S update for my personal audio database, and creating and finalizing the T update to the same project. These were the 2 most difficult updates to make so far, as it required an excessive amount of uploads, since there were over 70 directories per update.
I hope to finalize the project within the next 3 days, there are only 6 more updates to make until I am caught up. Work on this project has been my sole focus for a few days now, and I also focused on the subreddit today.
I am getting very close to 20000 commits on GitHub. Also about the Subreddit, there were so many customization options, I plan for my website (SNU) to have lots of customizaiton updates, similar to this. Kudos to the old Reddit design process (pre-2014)
I didn't publish the latest version of my Gist publically again today, I will try to submit the new version either after I reach 20000 commits, or after development dies down when I catch up on work with the AudioDB project. Today was another really good day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- What the PWD command does and means (Print Working Directory (PDW) - Prints the name of the current working directory to the terminal, example: pwd at the root of the home directory would give you
/home/usernamehere/)
- That you can run multiple commands in the terminal by starting with ` and ending with the same character.
- No other Linux-based discoveries on August 18th 2020
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a day with many distractions. I finally reached the 20000 commit milestone, but I didn't celebrate too much.
Earlier today, I was trying to put 23 videos into a playlist to see how much runtime there was, as the correct metadata wasn't showing up in the file properties. I went to open the 23 videos with VLC, but instead of just playing 1 video and leaving the other 22 in queue, it opened 23 instances and completely froze my computer. Time had stopped. I could still use my mouse, but I couldn't do anything. I was trying various keyboard combinations to either close the windows, or send the shutdown signal. After I plugged in my laptop, it became responsive and had the "you will be signed out in 1 minute" dialog. I closed out of it and tried to close more videos, then the screen went black and had its usal driver failures print to the screen for 1 second, then it shut down. I didn't lose any of my work, but I lost over 15 minutes of time dealing with an unresponsive system, and about 3 minutes to get everything up and running again.
Anyway, today I continued work on the audio collection, finalizing the U and V updates. I will be done pretty soon. I also started another project today that searches for and deletes unneeded IGNORE.md and .gitignore files.
I was very hyper and stressed out today, but I got a decent amount of work done. Today was an OK day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- How the system responds to a video forkbomb
- No other Linux based discoveries on August 19th 2020
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a very good day with development today. I spent a few hours this morning and early in the afternoon working on catching up work on the audio database project. It took me 3 months to finish this project, and I am so happy that I finally got it done. It is easily one of my biggest accomplishments today.
During the first 3 hours of GitHub work today, GitHub was acting incredibly slow. I don't need to do a speedtest, as I have noticed that the GitHub processing speed is the same (its on their end) no matter if I have 70 kb/s to 4 mb/s Internet (last laptop on 2G Wi-Fi) or 460+ MB/s Internet (current laptop on 5G Wi-Fi) it started responding better later on. GitHub itself didn't report any issues or downtime. It was taking over 5 minutes to process a single file, slowing me down.
I am still really happy I finished the project today. I currently plan on 2 paths for tomorrow so far: a SNU Programming tools update, and work on my Khan Academy archive. I did some Khan Academy archive work later tonight to add diversity, I got to go outside for a bit as well and relax. I also got out of the house with my laptop a 2nd time today.
Just like I said, I got to updating my main Gist. I wanted to post an update to celebrate 20000 commits, but commit counts aren't as important as work on a long-term project, so it was better to celebrate the completion of a 3 month project. I will now only work on the Audio DB from time to time,
I have been also staying consistent on posting to my new subreddit. Today was a very good day for development.
GitHub slow
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 20th 2020 (08.20.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a good day with development today. I discovered a GitHub secret today, started following and starring more projects. I also got a lot done and worked on a total of 9 different repositories.
I got out of the house with my laptop for the 3rd time today. My Linux elitism in public finally slowed to a halt for now, and I just placed music the whole time for everyone. I focused deeply, and only picked the songs I thought would fit best, and it worked really well. I was able to pull off a highly successful first car radio.
Today, I worked on some of the projects I planned to develop, the only thing I didn't get to was homepages for SNU programming tools, and some Gist work. I have also decided to make the Audio database a project that is updated as frequently as the Khan Academy archive.
Today was a good day for development. I stayed up an hour later with work today, I felt like it. I hope my schedule doesn't fall downhill from here.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Discovered the first GitHub secret: .eliforp buHtiG ruoy no elif dm.EMDAER a ecalp uoy tel lliw emanresu nwo ruoy htiw egap a gnitaerC (The text has been reversed to better preserve the "secret" use a text reverser if you are desperate and want to ruin the surprise, it is understandable)
- No other GitHub discoveries on August 21st 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 21st 2020 (08.21.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I started work a little later today. I went to bed later last night. I had to quit work early with a severe technical issue that went unfixed for the night, which was that the August 5th 2020 daily entry in the Gist caused a critical formatting error that ruined the other half of the document. As of AUgust 22nd 2020, I have fixed it. I found that the <select> tag line caused the entire issue. I came to a couple other conclusions last night when thinking on how to fix this, but I completely forgot about this.
Today, I did Gist development early, and made my edits more public, as I am now using my special repository (seanpm2001/seanpm2001) as a sandbox, and general purpose GitHub development center. So the entry so far is incomplete, I will add more later.
I had a huge revelation last night, and finally found my full potential. I have been criticizing myself for years, but I finally fixed my mindset and now know I am a good programmer. I have now rebuilt the bridge I burnt about not going to College, and I now intend to get a programming degree, earning some money, and founding my non-profit organization. I don't know all this is going to affect my GitHub activity.
I worked on 9 different repositories again today, and made some progress. I had a lot of time to relax and research today. I also intended to make 8 final Gist updates to top the day off, but I was only able to make 2, I forgot how long it takes to update the files. Today was another good day for development, I have now had a full consecutive week of high performance work, compared to the previous suffering for productivity.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Through Wiki editing, I found that the extension for a MediaWiki file was really obvious and under my nose the entire time: it is a
*.wikifile
- No other GitHub discoveries on August 22nd 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 22nd 2020 (08.22.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a really good day with development today. I learnt some very important Linux tricks today, including building a program from source code, and running it. I also torrented my first file. Nothing illegal, just a copy of Wikimedia from their servers. I then stopped Torrenting on my main computer, as I learned of the danger of connecting to so many private computers, as my IP address can easily be stolen that way.
I learned a lot today, but my productivity has failed. I was unable to do as much as last week. Today was an OK day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Linux learn
- How to compile and build a program from source code
- How to use chmod 777
- How to use the ./ command
- How to run a shell script
- EXPERIMENT: open other files with ./
- How to torrent with transmission
- That Konsole can have multiple tabs
- No other Linux-based discoveries on August 23rd 2020
This section was last updated on August 28th 2020 (08.28.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had an even worse day for development and learning today. I didn't get very much done, but I started a new standard for my repositories, which is to have an external directory, with a projectwiki, concept directory, release history, and issue history inside.
I didn't do very much today. Today was a bad day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- The
fsckcommand and its origins
- The
dfcommand
- No other Linux-based discoveries on August 24th 2020
This section was last updated on August 28th 2020 (08.28.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I started some new repositories today for some recent ideas I had, and I did very minimal development. Today was another bad day for development.
In my personal life, I started to play AdVenture Communist, to have another idle game, and to get the mechanics down so I could recreate it. I got addicted, my phone ran out of memory again, and then there were some internal family issues related to it, which resulted in a mental breakdown.
I stopped using OneDrive today, as the service stopped functioning correctly and was giving errors for everything I tried to upload, claiming the files didn't exist, when they did. I was going to use Firefox send as a backup, but the service has been down for over a month, so I went to my option I was considering instead of OneDrive, pcloud.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 28th 2020 (08.28.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a really bad day for productivity today. I only made 9 commits. I spent a lot of time playing video games and watching videos instead of working, and I didn't get enough done.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 28th 2020 (08.28.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a good makeup day with development today. I got more done today than the entire last 4 days behind. Today, I started working in C++ as a main language in a project, basing it off of the language of 2 game engines. It will be a good learning experience for me.
I worked on several projects today, and had a strong focus, and quit before it got too late. I did some offline Gist work, but stopped shortly after. Today was a good day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 28th 2020 (08.28.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a decent day with development today, but it wasn't as good as yesterday. I am now working on getting my schedule back under control again. I had a relaxing day today.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 28th 2020 (08.28.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I worked on getting my schedule back under control today, and I had a pretty good day with GitHub development. I have begun to back up my dad's 2 terabyte external hard drive. I am working on making a full carbon copy, so that I can redistribute his data when he gets a new hard drive. His current hard drive is over 7 years old, and has crashed a few times, but it is still 100% operational, just slow (30 megabytes per second, 2 terabyte capacity)
I had an extremely good day with GitHub development today compared to the past 10 days.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a decent day with development today. I worked outside a bit today, but had to come back inside after getting bit by a bug. My family had a barbecue today, but I stayed behind and worked.
The complete backup of my dads 1.8 terabytes of data completed at around 4:00 am on August 31st 2020. It kept me up past 3:00 pm. I am obsessed with watching file transfers, it is really entertaining to me, and I can watch it for hours. There are so many pieces of data to process, and that is calming to me.
Today was a good day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
Whaat I learned about hardware today:
- An external storage device (HDD, SSD) is literally just an HDD/SDD in a plastic/metal case (I knew this before, but it has been cemented into my head today)
- External hard drives can go into sleep mode due to file inactivity
- You can perform a hard power cycle on a superdrive (external HDD/SSD that requires both a power source and connection source, most common on drives of capacity 6-8 terabytes or larger) it isn't through a power button, it is through unplugging it from the power source/unplugging the power source
- The cons of multiple file transfers at once (severe wear and tear, increased risk of data loss, overheating, increased risk of failure, slower transfer speeds, etc.)
- No other hardware-based discoveries today on August 30th 2020
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I didn't have a very good day with development today. I focused on other projects, such as video downloading, hard drive backup, gaming, research, and sorting. I also held off my journaling for tomorrow again, it isn't very hard to make it up, each days article only takes 30-68 minutes to write (not including writing the notes or starting the file)
Today I began to do a full account download of my old main Google account. This is my biggest Google account, and it has over 1 terabyte of data. I started the takeout process tonight at 5:18 pm, and as of 8:43 pm, it hasn't even fully processed it yet. I might have to start it tomorrow.
My little brother received a chromebook from the school. Recently, I lifted my personal ban on ChromeOS technical support, at the time, I lifted it because it was too biased, and now I have realized that I picked the perfect time to offer technical support for it, since there is a laptop shortage, and schools all across the world are giving students personal computers, in the USA, it is unfortunately mostly Chrome Books. Nevertheless, I will give free technical support to anyone who asks (if I have the time, I won't be able to help over 60 people a day)
I had a short development day today, but I did some Gist work. I started playing Clash of Clans and Boom Beach again today, after not playing for over 2 years (last time I played, it was early June or August 2018)
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a good day with GitHub development today, but not a very good day with my other projects. I have recently discovered the capabilities of CSV databases on GitHub, and I plan on trying to do something with it tomorrow.
Today was a decent day for GitHub development, but a bad day for personal projects. Today was the 2nd day in a row where I was unable to update my journaling, only writing notes for tonight.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on September 3rd 2020 (09.03.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a decent day with GitHub development, it wasn't as bad today. I tested CSV data on GitHub today, and I really love it. I wasn't able to write the syntax by hand, but I got to use spreadsheet software for the first time in years. I also was able to catch up on my journaling today and have time to play games.1
What I learned on GitHub today:
- The benefits of CSV data (table, searching)
- No other GitHub discoveries on September 2nd 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on September 3rd 2020 (09.03.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had an OK day for development today. I finally finished a project I have been holding off for half a month, and I made progress on some projects. I also kept up to date on my journaling, and played all my games. I haven't been able to keep up with social media posts lately.
I created my first album on Bandcamp today. It is public domain audio from the first audio playlist I composed. I was unable to upload the second track, as Bandcamp refused to let me upload it due to it being less than 22 kbps. You can view it here
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 6th 2020 (09.06.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had an OK day with development. I was rushed at the end and had to hold off some work, along with my journaling, as I was running too low on time.
I began to catch up on social media posts today, I have been very behind. I didn't do very much on GitHub today, but I am working on dwindling down the number of projects I am behind in.
I finished work on getting the SNU CloudDrive project up to date. It was a fun start to the project. I have published the first 2 versions, and got to write HTML today.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 6th 2020 (09.06.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a very good day with development today. I made plans for what I wanted to do today, and I got everything I wanted to get done, done. I worked on various projects, and got caught up on my journaling (I held it off yesterday) and I caught up on the social media posts. I also had a very active day on GitHub.
Today was a good day for development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 6th 2020 (09.06.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I had a relaxed day with development today. I didn't do as much, as I didn't plan as much. I worked on some finishing touches before I go on a vacation to Cannon Beach tomorrow. I decided to post 1 final Gist update before the trip to the main Gist. I am saving other Gist work for tomorrow, as I am going to be in a moving vehicle for 7 hours.
In short, I didn't do as much today, but I got what needed to be done finished. I also started a mega project today, where I upload the non-sensitive parts of my journaling file structure to GitHub. Once I get the images all uploaded, I will be able to save a significant amount of space on my laptop. It is too bad I started this project directly before a vacation where I won't focus on GitHub as much.
For the next few days, I will be in Cannon Beach. I am still going to commit to GitHub, but likely not as much, as I am going to be on the beach. I have some plans to social distance on the beach, including digging a trench around our camping spot. I won't be as active tomorrow, as I am going to be riding in a truck for nearly 7 hours.
I did the final preparations today, and I am ready for my vacation.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on September 6th 2020 (09.06.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I didn't do very much today, I was on vacation at Cannon Beach. It was an unusual vacation, and didn't go very well. Today, I did the bare minimum, just image uploads, no programming. I am now using GitHub as a Git-based image hosting service as well. I hope to get back into programming soon.
Tonight, after redoing some uploads due to an error, I finalized and shut down. As I was going to sleep, the power flickered twice, causing the fan (whitenoise and coldness) to go out. The power outage would last over 12 hours. Electrical lines and trees caught on fire and the power grid was shut down.
I didn't do very much today. I didn't do all the things I wanted to do in the truck ride, I saved Gist work for another time, and just did journaling. I wasn't very productive today.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- There was a change to the upload animation, where a retry button is now there at all times. It made me feel like there is an error each time I upload (up to September 14th 2020, when I got used to it)
- No other GitHub-based discoveries on September 7th 2020
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I continued my vacation today. We left the apartment after a while. 1 other family member had to do online learning via a mobile hotspot, due to the continued power outage. We later went to the beach for a few hours, and then drove out to Wendys. We then got into our new hotel, which had its power restored recently.
I didn't do any programming work today. There was Internet, and it was also faster than the previous hotel. I continued to do Git-based image hosting and uploads. Wihile waiting for the new hotel room, I stayed in the truck and tried to connect to the Wi-Fi, but couldn't without a registered room number, so I did offline Gist work while I waited.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing :(
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today is the 2 month anniversary of my new Linux laptop. I did very little work today. I mostly took today off. I played games through most of the morning, and went to the pool and the beach (I also went to the pool last night) throughout my whole childhood, I have never been able to touch at the 5 feet point comfortably with the top of my neck not being underwater. I am now able to finally do so after 18 years (I have been coming to Cannon Beach every 2 years since 2002)
I did very little work tonight, only doing 2 uploads. I lowered the bar for my work by doing this, but it didn't last. I had to get something done today, and it was nearly bedtime, so I just did some uploads. I went through some personal issues today as well. Today was my worst day for GitHub development to date.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today is the 2 month anniversary of no longer using Windows 10 as a host operating system. I didn't do very much work today, I had a long trip home from Cannon Beach, where I did journaling work. I didn't do very much today, and I had a very long trip home. I had a bad day with development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was an OK day for development. Today, I did some research on ActionScript/Adobe Flash, and started a new project based off a video of gameplay of Snail Bob 2 I watched last night, which was a level maker for the game.
Today, I was supposed to start in person school with a very small class of a maximum of 5 people (including teachers and me) unfortunately, my teacher injured his knee, so I couldn't meet him today.
I did more image uploads today, and got distracted frequently. I have been tasked with stress testing our Internet to confirm an issue with a 30 year old line under the house.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
What I learned today:
I learned more about ChromeOS from my dad: it isn’t just a web browser, it also has an Android back-end and can install Android programs. So it is pretty much just Android. Maybe Virtualizing it is still possible and maybe even reasonable? My dad was also noting how similar ChromeOS is to Windows, making comparisons for the start button, close buttons, etc. most systems have this, but I think he is also right on this one, as it would be reasonable for Google to replicate an operating system known by so many for a laptop/PC. Some of my previous knowledge related to this is that ChromeOS was originally Gentoo based (not confirmed at the moment by me) and as of recently is now Debian based (also not confirmed at the moment by me, as in I don’t have any sources) If true, both operating systems have the same structure. I also recently learned that Manjaro Linux is not Arch, (it is Arch based, I still don’t know what differentiates the “based” and the “not” I don’t know enough about how a Linux distribution is classified) and: I also recently learned that Linux Mint is Debian based, I originally thought it was its own distribution. These discoveries were from the Manjaro Wiki. I learned more about ActionScript 2.0 and 3.0 No other things were learned today
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I spent the whole day with development doing heavy amounts of image uploads for my Git-based system. Today was a mixed day with development.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
I spent another whole day with development doing image uploads again, and no programming. This is a project that will continue for a while.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 14th 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a third image upload day. I didn't do any programming again, but want to get back into it. I had a hard day today. I got to go to my class, I didn't get to communiucate with the teacher as much as I thought I would. I also had to use a Chromebook, as I was told not to bring my laptop, but when I got there, I was allowed to use my laptop. So I will bring it tomorrow. I had some bad nostalgia for some parts of ChromeOS, but mostly the high school itself.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
I had a day where I got back into programming today. I recently learned a little bit about Verilog and SystemVerilog programming. I went to school for a 2nd day today, bringing my laptop this time. It went OK, but I left early, as I already finished the first curriculum within the first 2 hours and 15 minutes (I go for 2 hours a day)
I missed some medication today, and caused a significant error, leading to tons of pain. It took me a few days (up to September 17th 2020) to recover.
I started a new project on GitHub today related to separating SNU modules into SubModules, starting with SNU_ProgrammingTools. I thought it would make a wide array of programming languages searchable on my profile, but I didn't account for the giant HTML files (34+ kilobytes) on each one. I can still make it work. I feel like this will make the module easier to handle.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
I stayed home from school today, as I was feeling incredibly sick to the stomach. I neglected some important needs and almost died. I won't go into the details here. I had to work from home to recover.
I did some work today, it wasn't true programming, it was just Wiki work, and image uploads. I was able to make a full recovery by the next day.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on Septemer 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
Today was a difficult day for me. I went to school again today, and got some work done at school, as I finished early (I started before even going to school) I did more Wiki work and brief image uploads today. I also finalized a Gist project for the night. I had to face a great personal issue tonight. It affected everyone in the family.
We have had a rescue dog named Mila since 2015/2016. I became attached to her within hours, and we were not able to return her to the humane society. She had a series of abusive owners before us, and by the time she got to us, she had most of her teeth missing, she was severey paranoid, and would later go on to develop Dementia and schizophrenia.
She wasn't the most fun dog at times, especially as she aged, but I still cared for her. As her dementia got worse, the rest of the family tolerated her less and less. That brings us to today.
Today (and last night) Mila has been refusing to eat or drink, and she is now expected to die within 48 hours. I have had several breakdowns over this tonight, and I damaged my heart from how hard I was crying for hours. I have never had such strong emotional feelings, they only seem to grow stronger by the year.
I am trying not to go into defail, as I will burst into tears if I do it that much. It is a natural part of life, but it is always hard when you care about someone and they are dying, and after she goes, I will never see her again. I am about to cry writing this.
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing :(
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing ):
This section was last updated on September 17th 2020 (09.17.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on July 28th 2020 (07.28.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of July 22nd 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on July 28th 2020 (07.28.2020)
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
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What I learned on GitHub today:
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This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
DS, in this sense, stands for: Daily Status. Not to be confused with the Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS/2DS XL/other DS (Dual Screen) brands. I have to do this so each web anchor has its own ID and that there aren't 2 anchors with the same value. Web anchors are like this: https://www.example.com#Section1 it goes to a specific part of the page. This section on example.com currently doesn't exist as of August 31st 2020, it is just an example.
This day hasn't occurred yet This status is coming soon
What I learned on GitHub today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
What I learned on Ubuntu Linux today:
- Nothing, as this day hasn't occurred yet
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
This section was last updated on August 31st 2020 (08.31.2020)
END OF DAILY ENTRIES MEGASECTION
For programming, I have my own personal code of conduct. This includes:
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I have some peeves that annoy me when talking about computers. Please try to limit how you say these words when talking to me about programming:
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I am a regular user of Khan Academy, with 1162 consecutive days and counting. I normally watch 1 video a day and read the article succeeding it, but sometimes I watch multiple videos. I was originally introduced to Khan Academy in Middle School, and I got back into it as an extra task once I completed my Microsoft Office classes.
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This section was last updated on August 4th 2020 (08.04.2020)
I started to learn programming in early 2015 (I currently don't remember whether it was January or February 2015) I started with the very basics, learning Scratch 2.0. I was a little bad at first, but once I got a few concepts, I picked up from there and became obsessed with it, then making over 1200 projects over the course of nearly 4 years. Some of these projects have great detail to them. I stopped using Scratch and moved on eventually, as there were limits, such as what I could do with it, the 360p resolution limit, and the 50 megabyte project limit. I am glad I quit when I did, as shortly after I quit, Scratch 3.0 was released, and it looks like a giant hot mess to me.
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I got a FaceBook account in early 2015, but abandoned it pretty quickly. I then started a YouTube channel on May 14th 2015 under the name Sean Walla Walla. I uploaded random videos at the time, and over time, I began to get consistency. I uploaded mediocre videos at first, but at the peak of my time on YouTube, I uploaded mediocre videos as well. The mass uploading started in 2016, with the daily stat series, where I archived game process on 10 different games with a less than 1 minute 15 second video for each game daily. I also made a lot of my videos in different speed formats, some of these were successful. My YouTube career is something I do not look fondly back upon. It tore up my life in 2017 and 2018, the obsession caused me to set ridiculous wake up times and bedtimes, such as waking up from 6:00 am down to 2:50 am, and going to bed from 9:00 pm to 6:30 pm. I was trying to spread myself as well, and I left comments on many videos. I didn't entirely get edginess at the time, and looking back, I have a bunch of crappy comments. I think about them constantly every day. I spread to various platforms, including Tumblr, Twitter, Vimeo, and some others, but it ultimately ended in June of 2018 when I ran into an error that made over 400 images corrupted (as my video recorder began having severe problems) and I finally just gave up on it. Now I could focus on my programming career even more, and leave this behind me. However, I still plan on archiving my accounts, I just haven't found the time or resources, as there is an estimated 1+ terabytes of data, and right now, my laptop doesn't even get more than 4 MBPS connection speed, so that would never work, especially with Spectrum failing every single day (our Wi-Fi has been going out on a daily basis 1 to 4 times a day for nearly a week as of June 21st 2020)
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In the summer of 2018, I got into virtual machines. I originally started by trying to get 1 virtual machine to run, but I was really bad at it at the time. Within a day, I got Windows XP mode running, but it was really crummy due to how basic it was. So I had some help from channa-my who gave me one of his copies of Windows XP, along with a product key. Once I got this running, my interest in virtualization blew up, and I began to try and emulate as many operating systems as I could, including Linux, MacOS, Android, almost every version of Windows, and many attempts at iOS. I made over 200 virtual machines, then one day, they were all destroyed due to Windows 10 software rot so I lost over 240 Gigabytes of data. I have been trying to get back into Virtualization in 2020, as of June 20th 2020, I have 4 virtual machines, a Kubuntu 18.0.4.2 VM, a Fedora 31 workstation VM, a virtual machine that mimics a Samsung Galaxy S2 (the only problem is that I was only able to find an Android 2.2 ISO and not a 2.3 ISO, plus it is recognized as an ASUS device, and might not have the same CPU specs as an S2) and another attempt at a Windows XP virtual machine, where it all started.
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I live on a ranch, and have many animals. We have over a dozen chickens, 2 cats, 4 dogs, 3 fish, 3 horses, and some goats. On May 25th 2020, one of our goats gave birth to 2 baby goats. It happened at 1:30 in the morning, and by the time someone went out there to check on them, they were already cleaned off. They have been really fun.
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I am an avid video game player, I play most games, but don't have as much of an interest in shooter games. I have played TF2 in the past, but not for very long.
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I can design computer graphics, but I am not too good at it.
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I have many devices. I will now list them and their specs, starting with past devices I no longer have/no longer work.
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This is a list of hardware I am trying to find:
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This is a set of subsections regarding my government funded education.
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My family runs an airBnB/VRBO apartment, titled Horsing around in the barn. Availability and rates can be found on the following links (exact text)
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My GitHub profile has gone through some changes since the beginning
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I am a fan of finding exploits in systems. Yes, I do upload malware to GitHub, but it is for a good intension: malware is a form of art.
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For many of my projects, I include the desktop.ini file in every folder that it came from. These are a Windows exclusive feature, unless you had a way to get the DLL icons on other platforms through the desktop.ini files.
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This is a list of my core projects. Core projects are title projects that are in a category of several projects.
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This is a list of my projects that have been set up to accept sponsorships:
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I am not willing to talk politics publically. Currently, politics are just 2 groups of people belittling each other, and it would be pointless to debate it online due to how toxic it currently is. I may talk about things that have been politicized, such as wearing a face mask, but that is just common sense, not politics.
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I keep a daily journal, and I have been working on it daily since September 26th 2016. The goal is to create an archive of my entire life, and document every change.
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I was diagnosed with Autism spectrum disorder in 2008. I am on the high functioning end of the spectrum. I don't consider myself to require too many special needs, other than less noise.
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I have had speech problems since I was 4. Most of the issues are about the pronunciation of th as I was without my front teeth for a while. I still am unable to correct this issue.
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This section goes over my personal defense, both online (and digitally) and in real life.
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See above
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I am in need of employment in the future, that is why I chose to use my real name for my GitHub account.
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This Gist has been repurposed several times. Originally, it was just for my experience on GitHub, then it turned into a alternate profile, then an information about me archive for use on most things including a job.
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I am a linguistic enthusiast. I still live up to my childhood middle nickname of language. I like to study and look at different languages. I do it very frequently. Please keep in mind that I don't speak these languages fluently, the only human spoken language I am fluent in is English. All the other ones are languages I can't even write a full sentence in.
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I have made free and open source my main software philosophy. Every digital work I produce (scripts, documents, books, videos, images, etc.) is free for everyone once it is released. It is immediately in the public domain.
I just have 6 rules for usage (there used to only be 2, but I had to add some important ones): This section has been moved on August 4th to save space, but it is really important and you should still read it. you can view it here.
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I have had a long experience with Microsoft. It has been positive for most of it (2006-2017) but then it has been negative (2017-2018)
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Starting in late 2018, during my great awakening era, I began to move away from Google, after learning about the PRISM program, and its participants. I have been working on degoogling ever since then.
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This is a list of the TV shows I watch, or have watched.
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I don't have much time to be able to watch movies. It is rare for me to have the time to sit through one.
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As with politics, this information is currently private. The only things I will write here for now are:
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I am a digital archivist. I try to preserve software in any way that I can, even if it is just a 2.9.88.7.63 (long version number, obscure version) of a program.
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I offer free tech support at random for people who need it. Although I no longer use Windows 10 as a primary OS (As of July 10th 2020) I can still offer Windows technical support due to 14 years of experience. I also offer the tech support for Windows 10 where if desired, I will take all the time needed to fix a Windows 10 setup without doing a reset, as I avoided this as well, and I found it inconvenient. I also give out all the steps so that you can fix it on your own, even if it is just a restart. Please note, the first 3 times an issue is fixable with a restart, I won't charge anything, but if the same issue is encountered a fourth time within a 366 day period, I start charging $1.00 per fix (if I can't charge, then I won't help after this point)
My other tech support info was moved to a separate Gist on August 1st 2020. You can view more info here.
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This area aims to archive all the books I have read in my life.
As of August 1st 2020, this section was moved to its own chapter. You can now view it here.
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I am a Agnostic with certain beliefs from a few different religions.
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I am a decent photographer. I work with all common camera software. I have experience in:
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I am a beginner in psychology. I took a class for psychology in High School, as I was interested in learning more. I learned some concepts.
Just note, I am not a certified psychologist. This section has been moved on August 5th 2020 to save space. You can view it here.
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This section will go over the programs on my devices.
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This is my personal Resume. I am making it here for now, as I don't want to use LinkedIn
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This section goes over info related to my knowledge on first aid, and my medical experience.
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I take screenshots constantly while playing most games. I have repurposed this from only being progress tracking to stock photography.
The stock images I produce contain no watermarks, I won't even require credit to be given on their usage. Note that plagiarism is still not allowed, you don't have to credit me, but you can't claim the images as your own.
I have hundeds of thousands of stock photos at the moment, totaling well over 50 gigabytes. I have stock photos for:
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Gist version: 66 (Thursday, September 17th 2020 at 10:51 pm) - RC1 - August 22nd 2020 at 12:18 pm
File type: markdown (*.md)
Character count (UNIX (LF) / Macintosh (CR)): 258,187 characters/bytes (258.18 Kilobytes)
Character count (WIndows (CR) (LF)): 264,330 characters/bytes (264.33 Kilobytes)
Word count: 0,045,698
Note (July 27th 2020) since I have been editing this Gist offline due to its massive size, I decided that I should do my classic character count method. I also added a word count counter
Note (July 31st 2020) I have moved 2 articles out of the main Gist and into separate Gists, now known as chapters. I had to do this after concerns about the file size and length of the main Gist. 2 major problems being the Gist was getting close to the size where it wouldn't be previewable anymore, or may have reached a limit on GistHub. This change has reduced the size by over 230 kilobytes, and I intend to nove more articles, especially all articles with subsections.
Line count (including blank lines and compiler line): 006,144
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External notes for other Gists
Use this snippet on Gist.WhyISwitchedToLinux
If GNOME really is the heaviest Linux DE, then it has been overexaggerated compared to Windows 10 (please enhance this quote)
Notes for this Gist.
Update the Gaming section, it needs a massive update
Notes for new GIsts
None at the moment
Notes August 20th 2020 (past 11:00 pm, as I was trying to get ready to sleep, but procrastinating) GitHub work SNU PROGRAMMING TOOLS UPDATE { APPLESCRIPT, ERLANG, JSCRIPT, JSCRIPT .NET } GIST UPDATE { COMMIT COUNT, REPOSITORIES, STARS } KA ARCHIVE WORK
Reversed text August 21st 2020, congratulations! Now you know Creating a page with your own username will let you place a README.md file on your GitHub profile.
Overnight notes from August 21st 2020
❎ Critical program error: August 5th 2020 DS - > * x2 code block spans across the rest of the program, showcase work throughout the day on Gists, ignore the commit count ℹ New project goal: seanpm2001/seanpm2001: a sandbox for testing, and all general information Tests to do: MediaWiki Sandbox/Tests/00000001/MediaWiki/ Sandbox/Gist_Dev/SeanPM_OnGitHub/2020/August/22nd/ Concept: 3DE - 3D Text on an IDE (portmanteau of IDE and 3D) styles {matrix, solid, liquid, other} depth, height Concept RGMatrix - A programming language focusing solely on matrixes, (Red, GREEN, Matrix) { alpha releases. RMatrix, beta releases: RGMatrix, full releases: update RGBMatrix: code blue } Announce the end of your discrimination of ChromeOS technical support, all platforms supported, even the ones I hate the most Begin to research ChromeOS further (shortcuts, etc.)
Gist debug
The issue is likely the set, as it worked fine before this set (or single) however I am not 100% sure, this is the most likely answer I can think of. If this doesn't work, further debugging is required. We MUST fix this today
Follow/star\GitHub
Ken Thompson Flytech KDE (?) Microsoft Satya Nadella (?) Michael Reeves (?)
Linux: DF FSCK AUGU 24 2020.00
TODO
// FIRST ; THING NO EXCEPTIONS, NOT EVEN A SINGLE COMMIT. GET AHOLD OF YOURSELF GitHub Try to get Gist work done today, at least start it Priorities: main Gist, starred Gist New Economiconica project { Adventure capitalist mode Socialist mode Communist mode [] realistics Taxes Government control Power Clicker mode Business mode Money {hundred, thousand, million, billion, trillion, quadrillion, quintillion, sextillion, septillion, octillion, nonillian, decillian, etc.) Misspelled words Based off and inspired by adcap and adcom Playable offline Save file system, 32 save files per mode, can be increased
Virtual VHS file
HEADER
Notice: changing header settings from the default VHS settings will remove the realistic VCR experience. You can still modify these settings, but it is recommended to use another file format for high quality video (such as MP4, WEBM, WMV, MKV, etc.)
dimensions=1280ร—720; framerate=30; splicable=true; tapeable=true; capacity=10800000; # Time in milliseconds, for the full experience, choose a value of 1800000 (30 min) 3600000 (60 min) another multiple of 30 min รท milliseconds, or 10800000 (180 min) VCR_History { VCR_History-toggle=off; VCR1 = https:// VCR2 = https:// }
Music
Major Mayhem audio recording
File sorting
Recent Khan Academy pictures Tiny Tower images OneDrive media LATE MAY, ALL JUNE, AND FIRST 4 DAYS OF JULY: DATA MISSING
GitHub changes Day 9.10 Not very much work, long trip home Day 9.11 Adobe Flash research, Internet testing, distractions, couldn't go to school due to injured teacher
September 11th 2020 I learned more about ChromeOS from Chris: it isn’t just a web browser, it also has an Android back-end and can install Android programs. So it is pretty much just Android. Maybe Virtualizing it is still possible and maybe even reasonable? Chris was also noting how similar ChromeOS is to Windows, making comparisons for the start button, close buttons, etc. most systems have this, but I think he is also right on this one, as it would be reasonable for Google to replicate an operating system known by so many for a laptop/PC. Some of my previous knowledge related to this is that ChromeOS was originally Gentoo based (not confirmed at the moment by me) and as of recently is now Debian based (also not confirmed at the moment by me, as in I don’t have any sources) If true, both operating systems have the same structure. I also recently learned that Manjaro Linux is not Arch, (it is Arch based, I still don’t know what differentiates the “based” and the “not” I don’t know enough about how a Linux distribution is classified) and I also recently learned that Linux Mint is Debian based, I originally thought it was its own distribution. These discoveries were from the Manjaro Wiki.