How do i get started too? Where should i begin with?

I don't know if you're referring to the Linux From Scratch part or the desktop customization part of the comment you're replying to, but if latter:

Visit here for inspiration: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/ (safe for work, despite the name).

Pick a window manager, learn how to use it, and go from there. Popular options are i3 (i3-gaps if you want some space between windows), sway (i3, but for Wayland), bspwm, awesome wm. Usually they're used in combination with polybar (highly customizable status bar) and rofi as an application launcher.

That's right, /r/unixporn influenced me quite a lot. I read a lot of folks' dotfiles that were posted there and was inspired by the screenshots. Because I had built a lot of software with LFS, I wasn't at all afraid of tackling building custom versions of i3 (i3-gaps) and compton (compton-tyrone) to get visual bling.

Unixporn is often too flashy for my tastes. Something like DWM with a CPU and RAM meter up top is often enough. Why we gotta mix compositors with 3D file system explorers and animated desktops is beyond my needs, but I'm atleast guilty of the animated wallpaper trend

Begin with installing, e.g. VirtualBox, end obtaining a distro with a toolchain.

Then add a, say, 10Gb volume to your guest instance and party like you're on the road to mad skillz.

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You can use testdisk and photorec to recover the files.

#include <stdio.h>

void print_heart(void) { const int show[] = {'.', '@', ' ', '\n'}; const int love[] = { 252, 7, 252, 7, 72, 6, 29, 6, 36, 6, 29, 6, 72, 7, 60, 6, 17, 22, 17, 6, 12, 6,

              17, 22,           17,  6,
           60, 7, 52, 6,     13,  46,  13,
         6, 13, 46, 13, 6, 52, 7, 48, 6, 13,
        62, 5, 62, 13,  6, 48,  7, 48, 6, 13,
        18, 1, 70, 13,  6, 48,  7, 48, 6, 13,
        126, 13, 6, 48, 7, 52, 6, 13,  38, 2,
         38, 13, 6,  52, 7,  60, 6,  17, 94,
           17, 6,  60, 7,  72, 6,  17, 22,
              3, 18,  17, 6, 72, 7, 84,
                 6, 17,  46,  17, 6,
                    84, 7, 96, 6,
                       17, 22,
                         17,

        6, 96, 7, 108, 6,  13, 6, 13, 6, 108, 7,
        120,  6, 5,  6, 120, 7,  252, 7, 252, 7,
    };
    const char *say[] = {"", "Cutie Pai,", "I love you!", "-- Susam"};
    size_t i;
    int j;
    for (i = 0; i < sizeof love / sizeof *love; i++)
        if (love[i] < 4)
            printf("%s", say[love[i]]);
        else
            for (j = 0; j < love[i] / 4; j++)
                putchar(show[love[i] % 4]);

}

int main() { print_heart(); return 0; }

Decode the above code written by Susam Pal.

Okay. Is this domain owned by Google?

Hamano is an offuscated C code written by Tsukasa Hamano for IOCCC 2012. It implements C+PDF polyglot and creates a beautiful piece of art.

I read the blog post and to my surprise it talks about adding more characters to simple caesar cipher. Can we do it with emoji's? It is going to be fun to try out.

I mean beginner as data science.

Beginner as data scientist.