Thanks, Daho0n, you've just showed I shouldn't write without checking what I'm going to send. Seriously, it's helpful that I posted with a mistake because I had no idea what the word 'twitting' means. Will edit a title.
Consider trying redo[0]. It's an idea of D. J. Bernstein (a.k.a. djb) what could already be a good advertising.
Your problem can be solved with make as it pointed by others but I see a wonderful example where redo's target files are pretty clear describing what redo can do.
redo's target files are usually SHELL-scripts but they can be whatever you want if it can be executed by a kernel. `redo-ifchange file1` is a command which waits until file1 have been rebuilt or, by other words, waits until a file1's target file have been executed if it requires.
There are 4 target files to show how to solve your problem --- downloading and merging two files:
curl "http://example.com/foo.json" # redo guarantees that any errors won't update foo.json as it can happen in make world.
bar.json.do file is
curl "http://example.com/bar.json"
After creating these files you could write `redo all` (or just `redo`) and it will create a graph of deps and will execute them in parallel --- foo.json and bar.json will be downloading at the same time.
I'd recommend getting started with a Go version of redo --- goredo[1] by stargrave. There is also a link to documentations, FAQ and other implementations on the web-site.
I'll note that nq's author also has a redo implementation¹. Being generally redo curious I've wondered a few times why their other projects(nq/mblaze/etc) don't use redo, but never actually asked.
Firstly, you must change firmware. Choose something open source: AOSP or its forks.
Do not install Google apps (Gapps). Google is the evilest part of phones: there r lotta telemetric functions and it takes much memory.
Find out more about F-Droid. It's a repo of FOSS apps for android. For apps that exist just in Google Play you can use Yalp but I'd not recommend downloading them 'coz you don't know what they really do.
Get used to use VPS as default.
That's all what I did myself and what I recommend to do.
Looks really fast!
Thanks for "just bash". It's great for me 'cause of portability.
I'm not bash scripts pro but I found code is simple to understand.
vi-like keys and functions of multiple moving and removing are also great.
I definitely will try it next day. I'm sure it can be my #1 cli file manager!
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issues in the protocol (e.g. modified buggy Diffie-Hellman key exchange)
that any knowledgeable security expert could penetrate.
By using the command line interface of Telegram we have been able to
snoop on some of our friends and detect the times when they were conversing
to each other. We believe that this is a serious privacy issue, because it
can be exploited to detect relationships in classroom for example."
