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nishuns / 1. The Eight Gates.md
Last active June 2, 2025 15:13
A legend whispered in silence, not spoken in noise. They say the Eight Gate is not a technique. Not a stance. Not a power. It is a moment—a breathless instant where the table bends not to skill, but to truth. No one has seen it twice. Those who claim to have witnessed it speak in fragments— “The sound changed.” “The cue moved before the thought.…

The Eight Gates

Volume 1 – Light Novel

Prologue: The Gates That Were Never There

There are stories too perfect to believe—
and too dangerous to ignore.

They say that once—just once—on a table worn thin by time, someone made a shot that rewrote the laws of the game. No replay caught it. No physics could explain it. Just a white cue ball, gliding like a whisper across felt, kissing five rails, weaving through chaos, and sinking the black eight in silence so absolute, it felt like the game itself exhaled.

They called them The Eight Gates.

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nishuns / Gist.md
Last active September 22, 2024 03:37
How to Install Docker and Set Up MongoDB on Docker

How to Install Docker and Set Up MongoDB on Docker

In this article, we'll guide you through the installation of Docker, setting up MongoDB inside a Docker container, restarting the MongoDB service, and connecting to it using Mongo Shell. Whether you're a developer or a system administrator, using Docker for MongoDB is a great way to manage your database in a lightweight and efficient containerized environment.

Prerequisites

  • Windows 11, Linux, or macOS
  • Administrative privileges on your machine
  • Basic understanding of terminal or command prompt
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nishuns / aws-cleanup.sh
Created April 19, 2021 07:21 — forked from willgarcia/aws-cleanup.sh
Delete all AWS resources (lambdas, cloudfront distribs, ec2, lb, api-gateways, ...)
#!/bin/bash
set -e
AWS_FUNCTIONS=$(aws lambda list-functions --query "Functions[].FunctionArn")
for func in $AWS_FUNCTIONS
do
CMD="aws lambda delete-function --function-name $func"
echo $CMD
$CMD