Add FUNNY_JOKE to first two examples. #311
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@13r0ck Could you rebase and push the changes? |
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Minor nit, but in zero-to-nix under the nix-develop section the reference to the environment variable 'FUNNY_JOKE' is under the the "hook" example, not the "zero-to-nix" example. So the user (for example, me) could be in either or when entering "echo $FUNNY_JOKE".
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Minor nit, but in zero-to-nix under the nix-develop section the reference to the environment variable 'FUNNY_JOKE' is under the the "hook" example, not the "zero-to-nix" example. So the user (also known as myself) could be in either or when entering "echo $FUNNY_JOKE".