| #~/.mutt/aliases | |
| alias nick Nicholas Levandoski <nick.levandoski@auglug.org> | |
| alias tim Timothy Pitt <timothy.pitt@auglug.org> | |
| alias steven Steven Jackson <sjackson@auglug.org> | |
| alias kaleb Kaleb Hornsby <kaleb.hornsby@auglug.org> | |
| alias alug-admin nick, tim, steven |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # This snippet should hypothetically allow a totally unattended | |
| # installation of Apple's XCode. After prompting for credentials, | |
| # the script simulates a login, begins a download and subsequently | |
| # mounts the disk image and installs XCode to the default location. | |
| echo -n "ADC login: " | |
| read login | |
| echo -n "ADC password: " |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # This snippet should hypothetically allow a totally unattended | |
| # installation of Apple's XCode. After prompting for credentials, | |
| # the script simulates a login, begins a download and subsequently | |
| # mounts the disk image and installs XCode to the default location. | |
| echo -n "ADC login: " | |
| read login | |
| echo -n "ADC password: " |
All successful startups begin with two founders. One guy is the Engineer, and the other guy is the business dude. Over the years of working with various people, I've learned what makes a good engineer, and what makes a good business dude, and the two are complete opposites of each other.
| CEO | Engineer |
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