Git Bash Commands

Apparently I have to learn Git Bash commands now so I can navigate the file system using a different command line system than I'm used to. I'm like, not now. Fortunately I actually like learning this stuff. It seems esoteric as oppose to your regular GUI driven navigation.

Well these commands work and these are all I need right now. cd, dir. :D

And these:

$git remote add origin

$git push -u origin master

I don't care about the details right now as long as it is working properly.

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