> Inquiry, honestly, I understood about 4% of that post,

Good thing it wasn't important, then! :-)

but I 100% appreciate the detail within it.

In the spirit of

~yretek's

glorious post,

I'm glad my love of (okay, I'll be honest.. obsession with..) typing is benefiting someone!

> I have not done much (if any) writing via
> the command line, though I have seen entire
> diary/journal "apps" that can be used with
> the command line, and I thought: "there's some
> hackery stuff that I should get myself into!"

Should the bug (heh.. bad joke..) ever bite you sufficiently deeply, I highly recommend

Lua.

> I didn't pick up on that when I started out years
> ago, and now I am Long In The Tooth, and it would
> take a metaphorical stick of dynamite to get me
> to "change (or see the error of) my ways".

Just so happens I'm good at lighting matches. ;-)

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~tffb wrote (thread):

Lua. Noted. I looked at the "about" page (which I hear good things can come from doing so) and it seems it may be a bit above my blog grade. Mind you, I am a novice (very novice) dev who stumbles through a Ghost software install on my VPS , and still have to take step-by-step notes on PlainText in order to remember how to `cd` into the right file (folder?) to run Ghost updates.

But, should I delve into the world of living The Command Line Life, I will re-examine Lua and see what I can get from it :)

Thank you for the resource, and the word(s) of encouragement.

And I will double-backup what I said about yretek's post - a motto/manifesto all the way.