What do you Google EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. and never just memorize?

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[Shubham Sharma]

Just to be sure, I google git commands quite often. Most probably because for each command my mind has given it a custom-name. So it kind of mixes up. LOL

[Aaron Schlesinger]

How to use ln. ln $LINK_NAME $TARGET or ln $TARGET $LINK_NAME? I can never remember

[Anton]

How to compile from source code on linux.

[pranay rauthu]

Slice vs splice in JavaScript

[Ahsan Ashraf]

I recommend thefuck. brew install thefuck You will thank me for this message, I swear you will.

github.com/nvbn/thefuck/blob/maste...

[Den McHenry]

IIS error messages on the yellow screen of death (YSOD)

[Jorge Quijano]

Exit vim

[Guid75]

For a long time it was the openssl sub commands, for instance to dump the text version of a certificate. :-)

[Jonathan Völkle]

git commands

[Ali Mujthaba]

how to git ignore and how to discard current changes

[Elliot Derhay]

Array.prototype.map() callback param order.

[Elliot Derhay]

How to list remote git branches.

[Avi Kaminetzky]

"delete solr data", to clear data in solr core.

[Dylan]

Everything! 🤪
But seriously, I think I do a lot of Googling (and looking at Documentation - same thing?) for things which are new or I'm uncertain of or if I'm working with an SDK like Firebase.
Is that the way I'm supposed to do it? 😂 I'd rather get things right first time rather than get it wrong and THEN Google. Sounds like the other things people Google are a lot more advanced. 😳

[Chandu J S]

carousel in bootstrap 😑