ls vs ls -a

ls ls -a

Two photos show the same bedroom first looking tidy and then completely cluttered. The joke compares the normal `ls` command, which hides hidden files, with `ls -a`, which reveals everything—including the mess. It is used as a programmer reaction to discovering hidden details or unexpectedly seeing all the clutter. EN: Two photos show the same bedroom first looking tidy and then completely cluttered. The joke compares the normal `ls` command, which hides hidden files, with `ls -a`, which reveals everything—including the mess. It is used as a programmer reaction to discovering hidden details or unexpectedly seeing all the clutter.

• @profunctor_io / 5983 2020-12-13