yes?

I have come to realize that every Travis I have come to realize I know, I come to realize is big

Are there any small Travis'?

yea my old boss

he was 5'3 140lbs

REEEEEEEEEEEEclipse

i believe that was my very first IDE

using Java to write Minecraft plugins

was fun

lol you dont like eclipse?

its used a lot in industry

as an example of best twilight

idk i think i just disliked Java as i got into C#

um, team jacob signing off

you just made a kid somewhere gay

lol

ah you dont like java, that makes sense then.

i like java

<- Oracle Certified Associate Programmer

idk if i dont like it, that was more than a few years ago, but i havent worked with a strictly defined language in at least a year

or whatever the term is

oh wait no i used VB

<:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092> <:grrr:531619820697944092>

...

VB is globohomo

statically typed languages are great

@Legalize huh?

lol for that, you have no excuse to try out java @Vesdii

it took me all night to get the bones and tendons of this idea out onto a shell script

whats the idea? and why would you use a shell script for it lol?

easier to write than a python script cuz i dont wanna encase everything in a fuckin function

so my linux machine is my laptop and i want to be able to have it on at all times so tasks and bots can run all the time

you technically dont have to with python

automation eh? 💤

so i bought a pack of smart plugs....

and even if you had to wrap it with a function, its only 2 more lines

function definition and a line calling it

but again, you can just write python with out any function declarations.

im gonna use this to toggle the smart plug

(work in progress, got some shit to move around)
```
upower -i $(upower -e | grep BAT) | egrep 'state|percentage' > .power-temp
cut -c 26- .power-temp | sponge .power-temp
STATE=`head -1 .power-temp`
PERC=`tail -1 .power-temp | cut -c -2`
case $STATE in
charging)
echo charging
;;
discharging)
echo discharging
;;
fully-charged)
echo fully-charged
;;
esac
if [ $PERC -le '20' ]; then
echo '<=20%'
fi
rm .power-temp
```

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