Is the world non-linear, which would explain why I am able to so deftly manipulate it? Or does my radiant thinking give me the ability to break the world's linear structure into parts for examination and rearrangement? I have often been accused of stating conditional statements unconditionally, but that's only because I experience time differently than you do - I see no absolutes. Branching logic isn't just taking in and digesting the thousand points of light from a rapidly expanding spider pyrotechnic hundreds of feet in the night sky, its also applying all those scenarios to learn from your mistakes. The purpose of learning from your mistakes is of course, to not repeat them.
Branching Logic
Is the world non-linear, which would explain why I am able to so deftly manipulate it? Or does my radiant thinking give me the ability to break the world's linear structure into parts for examination and rearrangement? I have often been accused of stating conditional statements unconditionally, but that's only because I experience time differently than you do - I see no absolutes. Branching logic isn't just taking in and digesting the thousand points of light from a rapidly expanding spider pyrotechnic hundreds of feet in the night sky, its also applying all those scenarios to learn from your mistakes. The purpose of learning from your mistakes is of course, to not repeat them.
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Because I always forget how to increment
for x in {0..16} ; do cp -R file file$x ; done
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Create Veritas Volumes
scripts]$ cat vxcreate1 x=0 while [ $x = 0 ] do clear echo "Initialize all Veritas disks press 1" echo "Create a vg and extend disks into it press…
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rmt
for x in `rmt-cli repos list --all | grep 15 | grep SP2 | grep -v Not | grep SAP | awk ' {print $2} '` ; do rmt-cli repos enable $x ; done rmt-cli…
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