Ph.D. stands for …
Patiently hoping for a Degree
Piled higher and Deeper (after BS = Bullsh…, MS = More of the Same…)
Professorship? hah! Dream on!
Please hire. Desperate.
Physiologically Deficient
Pour him (or her) a Drink
Philosophically Disturbed
Probably headed for Divorce
Pathetically hopeless Dweeb
Probably heavily in Debt
Parents have Doubts
Professors had Doubts
Pheromone Deprived
Permanent head Damage
Pretty homely Dork
Potential heavy Drinker
Professional hamburger Dispenser…..”Would you like fries with that?”
Pretty heavily Depressed
Prozac handouts Desired
Pretty heavy Diploma
Pathetic homeless Dreamer
Proudly half Dead
Phinally done!
Think twice about earning Ph.D.!
I am reading the ‘Learning the bash Shell.’ I think most of young programmers do not have any preferences for shells, which they heavily use in daily lives. Young programmers use ‘cmd.exe’ without any doubts on why it is inconvenient because they don’t have experience on utilizing Linux shells such as bash, tsh and csh. Without delving into what kinds of easy and convenient functions they support, it is natural that they don’t have any idea about shell. I ,as a programmer, love bash, but I love because of emacs functionalities such as key bindings and editing.
I determined to dive into learning about bash shell and shell scripting. I usually utilized shell scripts for maintaining my servers and project but I only use what I usually use. I want to more deeply understand shell and its philosophy.
In my opinion, ‘Learning the bash Shell’ is talkative but its verboseness is helpful for neophyte programmers, students.
Being prepared! and have a fun with bash.
cs, gnu
