By gregladen on September 21, 2009. Tags Linux More like this Looks like someone's never heard of the commands true and false, which do the obvious thing for shell programming. I.e., while true instead of while [ 1 = 1 ] Who would trust the LIFE of their BABY to FREE software programmed by freaky hippy motherfuckers? Time stamp: 8:41 PM. He's half drunk. That was actually pretty sad. The only really good thing was the post-production work done on the video itself. Desperation breeds creative solutions... Looks like someone's never heard of the commands true and false, which do the obvious thing for shell programming. It's better to use a colon instead, to save the shell a fork: while :; do # bunch of stuff </shellgeek>
Looks like someone's never heard of the commands true and false, which do the obvious thing for shell programming. I.e., while true instead of while [ 1 = 1 ]
That was actually pretty sad. The only really good thing was the post-production work done on the video itself.
Looks like someone's never heard of the commands true and false, which do the obvious thing for shell programming. It's better to use a colon instead, to save the shell a fork: while :; do # bunch of stuff </shellgeek>
Looks like someone's never heard of the commands true and false, which do the obvious thing for shell programming.
I.e., while true instead of while [ 1 = 1 ]
Who would trust the LIFE of their BABY to FREE software programmed by freaky hippy motherfuckers?
Time stamp: 8:41 PM. He's half drunk.
That was actually pretty sad. The only really good thing was the post-production work done on the video itself.
Desperation breeds creative solutions...
It's better to use a colon instead, to save the shell a fork:
while :; do # bunch of stuff
</shellgeek>