read the official book : https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
that’s a necessary step in your learning process, but certainly not sufficient. I’d recommend reading the book, since it shows in greut detail the inner workings of Git along with the basic concepts :
“it’s better to risk and make a fool of yourself by not saying a word rather than speaking and leaving no doubt whatsoever”
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" but hey, kids, this is how I met your mother"
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I personnally am a “f**k lawns” kind of guy. Who’s with me ?
this is definitely the millenium of the Linux desktop !
Stayed ambidextrous but only with his feet
If you play the guitar, they’re both Classy Winnie 😏😏👌
dank