In this post, I will record the situation after I got vaccinated with Medigenvac COVID-19 vaccine second shot.
Day 1 (The day get vaccinated)
- Awaken as hell.
Day 2
- Awaken as hell.
Day 3
- Awaken as hell.
- Sore shoulder on vaccined one.
Day 4
- Awaken as hell.
Day 5
- Awaken as hell.
Day 6
- Awaken as hell.
Day 7
- Awaken as hell.
Day 8
- Awaken as hell.
Day 9
- Awaken as hell.
Day 10
- Awaken as hell.
Day 11
- Awaken as hell.
Day 12
- Awaken as hell.
Day 13
- Awaken as hell.
Day 14
- Awaken as hell.
Sometimes I would like to watch the history of my Git commits as well as the branches. What’s more, I would like to see these changes in terminal so that I don’t need to install then execute other programs.
As a Git user, I can watch the Git commits by typing git log
. However, sometimes I want to watch the branch graph so that I can know which branch merges to another branch.
As such, you can type this command:
And this stackoverflow answer [¹] provides an interesting rhythm — A DOG — and a meme to memorize it:

Thanks you stackoverflow, you save me the day!
Reference
Originally published at https://cuda-chen.github.io on August 14, 2021.