I make a few donations every year totalling 20€ in january, not much, but maybe one day I can give more, or contribute in other ways.

You can configure your editor to do that. I did it in nvim.

However my teachers always told me to stop doing it. I am yet to learn the reason why.

Typos and words missing !!!

hehehe

Yeah . . . many of my commits are just to fix typos.

fuuuuuck . . .

noticied -> noticed

Oh that’s is so cool !!! I have read a few O’Reilly books how did I never noticed this.

I meant a issues web page like bugzilla or github.

No

Crazy taxi in here

+1 ( for anyone wondering it stands for Database managing system )

I suppose it felt good to go out in the rain.

I made a template a while back when I had to make report, since I had a professor that disliked the markdown look of previous ones.

A bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you make a few templates and write on them just like markdown with custom alias and whatnot.

Well every one already recommended latex or markdown.

I would also recommend typst, it’s a modern latex alternative easy to make templates and a markdown like syntax, none of all the backslash keywords that I somehow always forget.

In case someone is curious about what is in the left pocket I am going to say those I know:

• rubber ducky : malicious usb that can emulate a keyboard or an input device and execute various payloads.

• flipper0 : All in one hacking tool with many features.

• HackRF One : Cooler flipper0

• Old thinkpad with Linux on it ?

• Raspberry pi with a touchscreen hat running Kali Linux ?

• Prying tools

If anybody knows the rest would be cool because I do not reconize half of it.