> Wouldn't be better to call this "cheat sheet"?
Why would you call a script that actually changes things and doesn't actually show you a cheat sheet a "cheat sheet?"
Why would you call a script that actually changes things and doesn't actually show you a cheat sheet a "cheat sheet?"
That's true of any script. The fact that this one is well commented doesn't make it not a script.
A cheat sheet is something you hang on a wall and glance at every so often. A script is something you run to make changes to a system. You can't run a cheat sheet.
`#!/usr/bin/env bash` is a bit of a dead giveaway.
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How can you tell that anything you believe to be real isn't just a sophisticated simulation?
How can you tell if someone on hackernews isn't just making a specious argument just for the sake for arguing?