Hers my favorite example, it's 128 languages in a Quine relay https://github.com/mame/quine-relay
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Everything up to the laser welding was as a teenager.
I have the opposite situation at the moment. I bought a bag food, early last week. It was delivered last Thursday. It is supposedly suppose to arrive today, still waiting for it to be "out for delivery" though. We will see what happens, like when it's delivered they are supposed to take a picture but it's already in my kitchen.
I want like a sub sandwich with American cheese coated with manwich ...
Only with alt but yes
Oh forgot f5 for refresh
You really don't. F1 help f11 full screen f12 developer tools,that's all you need to know
Yeah you are right but ...
Sounds like you like front end better. Html and css are basics of web design and good starting points, some JavaScript might also be beneficial. Here's a fun thing you can do, go to most websites, press f12 and it will open "developer tools". You can then mess around with the website like changing fonts or editing text or inserting pictures. It will only be on your computer and only exist till you close the tab/window but fun to play with
Btw totally don't do this on your friends twitter page and edit the text of their tweet to make them look bad, screenshot it and then use it as blackmail. Totally do not recommend and I never made it look like my friends posting pictures of shirtless men riding unicorns over a rainbow ... Nope that never happened and you should not do that .... 😀
Basically anything you want to track the changes to can be used with git.
If you want to get into programming something I would recommend is deciding if you want front end or back end development. What that means is like do you want to do ui/ux or computation work? The basics are similar but quickly diverge. Html is front end, it's making things look good and easy for the user. Something like rust or c# is more backend. Do you want to design what the user sees or how to solve problems?
If you want html is fine. You could also just write anything like a story, a shopping list, a schedule of chores anything really.
What's your goal with learning git? Is it to learn programming?
Yeah if your only storing username and passwords and hoping no one uses the same username. Now consider I'm running tests on a piece of hardware and storing results in the database. I run 45 tests per unit so I can't use serial number as id, I want a way to get all results for a single unit and I have 5 testers since I'm high volume but each test takes 30 seconds.
Tester 1 and tester 4 might get same pk if offline, random IDs for each record won't work since I can't combine everything for 1 unit. This is more why you use uuids for each test