# Bash
# Found this quite useful when seeing who's on the uni servers.
# Sometimes `sort -u` would not remove duplicates, to I piped it into
# `tr` to transform spaces to newlines and that seemed to work.
getent passwd $(users | sort -q) | awk -F':' '{print $1"     \t"$5}'

# Python
# Want an easily modifiable list of strings? Well here you go!
# The line with `map` makes it so you can do this trick regardless
# of indentation of triple quoted lines!
words = """
word1
word2
word3
word4
""".strip().split()
words = list(map(str.strip, words))


* CHANGELOG
- Note taken on [2022-01-12 Wed 08:40] \\
  Used `list` to consume the iterator rather than the expansion operator.
- Note taken on [2020-07-14 Tue 12:16] \\
  Deleted license. I don't think it's necessary. Feel free to use these since they don't consistute an actual program!
- Note taken on [2020-07-12 Sun 00:20] \\
  Inserted the find users bash oneliner and the easy to mod python list snippets!