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Seen on le reddit: $5.25 for a day's worth of food.
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Name grams kCal protein Wal-Mart_price
White_rice 300 1068 20.0 $ 0.82
Chicken_breast 100 160 31.0 $ 1.41
Black_beans 150 96 6.6 $ 0.41
Frozen_mixed_veg 100 47 2.4 $ 0.34
Sweet_potato 300 258 4.8 $ 0.97
Eggs 150 215 18.0 $ 1.00
Banana 200 178 2.2 $ 0.26
TOTAL 2023 85.0 $ 5.21
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AY I GOT A GLOCK IN MY RARI
17 SHOTS NO .38
im like yeah shes fine
wonder when shell be mine
she walk past i press rewind
to see that ass one more time
and i got this sewed up
remy boyz they know us
all fast money no slow bucks
no one can control us
ayyy yeah babyyyy
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Very interesting video of a line & cube being drawn on the background of random noise. When the video is playing you can clearly see the object, but if you pause the video at any point it disappears
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Later I'm gonna masturbate to you and there's nothing you can do about it
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DID U KNO bash has tcp sockets built into it? So you can do very simple request+response things. Instead of installing and launching ntpdate, in bash you can
(would you believe I wrote an OAuth2 client in bash using this? I use it to post music scrobbles to last.fm, but I could use it for Twitter.)
Sometimes a program creates a tooltip, marks it with AlwaysOnTop, and forgets to dismiss it. This is what I use to find which process owns which window (including immortal tooltips). Type it, then mouse-click on the vagabond
Find the oldest file in all the subdirs of current directory
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cat </dev/tcp/time.nist.gov/13
60344 24-02-04 19:21:25 00 0 0 141.2 UTC(NIST) *
(would you believe I wrote an OAuth2 client in bash using this? I use it to post music scrobbles to last.fm, but I could use it for Twitter.)
Sometimes a program creates a tooltip, marks it with AlwaysOnTop, and forgets to dismiss it. This is what I use to find which process owns which window (including immortal tooltips). Type it, then mouse-click on the vagabond
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xwininfo -stats
Find the oldest file in all the subdirs of current directory
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find . -type f -printf '%TY%Tm%TdT%TH%TM %p\n' |sort |tail
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