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You know good people exist people misunderstand them and they'll make them half good and have evil Take hitler as example imagine of the world sees his pov and finishes his job 😭😭

Let gooo to 300 my peeps

only 8 ahbabs left ✨✨ let us move on ahbab @salimsirajofficial

Another tech update for the lurking crowd: If you have ever prepped for an AWS, Azure, Cisco, or CompTIA certification, you probably already know the worst kept secret in tech: almost 90% of what shows up on exam day is repeated or recycled from previous test dumps. Naturally, every test prep site turns this into a business by slapping a paywall or a monthly subscription on past questions. The other annoying part is that the vendor official answer key is notoriously wrong a lot of the time. The real value is actually in the community comments under each question, where people argue back and forth, explain why option B makes zero sense, and vote on the actual right answer. A while back, instead of clicking through hundreds of pages or paying subscriptions, I built a tool to solve this for myself. Called it CramCert. It is an interactive CLI that scrapes entire question dumps with all their discussion threads, and turns them into clean, high resolution A4 PDFs you can actually read or print. Decided to clean it up and open source it today. A few cool things about how it works under the hood: • Dual engine setup: It runs headless Playwright to bypass ads, auto trigger the reveal buttons, and snapshot the cards. If a live page is down or blocks requests, it instantly falls back to an offline local engine, so it literally never fails. • Smart PDF slicing: Long comment threads usually get cut off awkwardly at the bottom of the page in standard PDF tools. I wrote a vector graphic clipping algorithm with PDF lib that cleanly slices tall discussion cards across sequential pages with running headers. • Covers 29 providers and over 440 exams with instant search right in your terminal. If you just want to see what the final compiled PDF looks like, I dropped the complete Microsoft AZ 104 question bank in the resources channel: 📎 https://t.me/thesam_ple_resources/5 And if you want to run it yourself or dig into the code, the repo is now public: ⭐️ https://github.com/Samtes64/cramcert (Leave a star if you like it, it feeds the developer ego)

This is enough eko you don't have to mention all of that 😁

yeah same here

channels am admin on @birhan_nega @sifendev @mike_endale @burhan_ops @codeandthought @enochCodes @ahlumina @AbduIntheLoop @codeandcoffee1 @salimsirajofficial @imsanyi @thebludragon who wants to give me more power e ??

Don't steal his slang bruv

i think this is enough for today good night pps

pls misscoder, we miss you. come back!

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