have a bash
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To attempt something, often when the person is not very skilled or experienced.
I'll have a bash at fixing the car myself before calling a mechanic.
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David Guetta - Nothing But The Beat, the movie
- But I'm sure he'll have a bash.
But I'm sure he'll have a bash.
- Where he’ll go next ? I’m sure he’ll have a bash.
Where he’ll go next ? I’m sure he’ll have a bash.
Mastering Claude Code in 30 minutes
- So for example, if you have a bash command that you would run for all your employees, uh, like, all your employees use this, like, test command, for example, you can actually just check it into this enterprise policies file, and
So for example, if you have a bash command that you would run for all your employees, uh, like, all your employees use this, like, test command, for example, you can actually just check it into this enterprise policies file, and
- So, for example, if you have a bash command that you would run for all your employees, like, all your employees use this, like, test command, for example, you can actually just check it into this enterprise policies file, and then any employee, when they run this command, it will be auto approved, which is pretty convenient.
So, for example, if you have a bash command that you would run for all your employees, like, all your employees use this, like, test command, for example, you can actually just check it into this enterprise policies file, and then any employee, when they run this command, it will be auto approved, which is pretty convenient.
