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dewomser/README.md

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About me:

I really try everything but my knowledge is poor.

  • 🔭 I’m currently working on my retirement
  • 🌱 I’m currently learning ... beerdrinking and more
  • 👯 I’m looking to collaborate on ... smart things
  • 🤔 I’m looking for help with ... networking
  • 💬 Ask me about ... cool things
  • 📫 How to reach me: ... send money
  • 😄 Pronouns: ...he / him
  • ⚡ Fun fact: ...nothing at all

My Websites

I look after LUG Worms / Germany

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  1. Wettervorhersage Wettervorhersage Public

    Lokale Wettervorhersage mit Opendata DWD /Mosmix in Bash

    Shell 3

  2. FF-auto-youtube-download- FF-auto-youtube-download- Public

    Video-downloader for Firefox (and Chromium)

    Shell 1 2

  3. Wolust/wolust.github.io Wolust/wolust.github.io Public

    Das ist die Homepage der Wormser Linux User Gruppe.

    HTML 4 3

  4. Raspi-auto-downloader Raspi-auto-downloader Public

    Load fresh Raspberry Pi images , check SHA256, and copy to SD-Card , a Bashscript

    Shell 2

  5. no_injuries_day_counter no_injuries_day_counter Public

    Zählt die Unfallfreien Tage am Eingang zur Produktion. Raspberry Pi Touchscreen

    Python 1

  6. Googlesuche für die Shell Googlesuche für die Shell
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    #!/bin/bash
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    # $(which shellcheck) "${0##*/}"
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    echo -e '\e[38mG\e[m' '\e[31mo\e[m' '\e[33mo\e[m' '\e[38mg\e[m' '\e[32ml\e[m' '\e[31me\e[m'
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