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Make your own text art: "https://patorjk.com/software/taag/#f=Elite&t=Terminal%0ATuesday !!"
Rule 0: Break the rules.
Rule 1: You can install any brew you want… as long as it can run in a virtual terminal.
Rule 2: No one should need to tesseract your screenshot.
Rule 4: If /bin/sh were a breakfast cereal, which fun scripts/tips would be on the back?
Rule 8: Read one thing and read it well.
Rule 15: echo "enoemos esirprus" | rev
Rule 32: USER_LEVEL+=$(( $ENCOURAGE * $CRITIQUE ))
Rule ∞: Some things can’t be done in terminal.
declare -A arr[∞]=16; printf "Rule ${arr[∞]}: The last rule is false.\n"
Useful markup:
> Comment block
Comment block
`echo “Basic code block”`
echo "Basic code block"
```
#!/usr/bin/env sh
printf “Code block with coloration”
```
#!/usr/bin/env sh
printf "Code block with coloration"
