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Write one with AI, paste one, or upload a file. Added decks study and print like the built-in ones. They’re saved in this browser, and on your other devices if you sync.Have a machine write you one, paste one in, or hand over a file. A deck you bring studies and prints the same as the house decks, and lives in this browser, and on your other devices too if you’ve the sense to sync.

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The formatHow the fucker’s laid out

One Q: line, one A: line, a blank line between cards. Answers can run over several lines. Everything above the first card is optional front matter.One Q: line, one A: line, and a blank line between cards, which ain’t complicated. An answer can run over several lines. Everything above the first card is front matter, and you can leave it out if you’ve nothing to say.

# Kubernetes basics
tint: #D6E8F7
blurb: Pods, services, and the scheduler

Q: What is a pod?
A: The smallest deployable unit - one or more
containers sharing a network namespace.

Q: What does a Service do?
A: Gives a stable IP and DNS name in front of
a changing set of pods.

Two other shapes work tooTwo other shapes I’ll take

Markdown headings, where the question is the heading and the answer is the text under it:Markdown headings, the question for the heading and the answer the text under it:

# Deck title

## What is a pod?
The smallest deployable unit.

## What does a Service do?
A stable IP in front of changing pods.

Or one card per line, with the question and answer split by a tab or a pipe, the way a spreadsheet exports them:Or one card to a line, question and answer split by a tab or a pipe, the way a spreadsheet coughs them up:

What is a pod? | The smallest deployable unit.
What does a Service do? | A stable IP in front of pods.

Rules worth knowingThe house rules

  • Title comes from the first # line. Without one the deck is called “Untitled deck”.comes off the first # line. Leave it off and the deck goes by “A deck with no name”, which you’ve earned.
  • tint takes a six-digit hex color for the corner triangle. Leave it out and one is assigned from the unused pastels.takes a six-digit hex color for the corner triangle. Leave it out and you’re given one of the pastels nobody’s using.
  • Card count can be anything, but a multiple of eight fills every printed sheet. Short decks leave blank cells on the last one.can be any number you fuckin’ please, but a multiple of eight fills every printed sheet. Come up short and the last sheet has holes in it.
  • Keep answers to one or two sentences. Longer ones overflow a printed card.. Run longer and the fucker falls off the edge of a printed card.