GNU Screen Supercharged
Being a long time GNU Screen fanatic, I thoroughly enjoyed Gerhard Siegesmund’s post entitled Scripting screen for fun and profit.
Being a long time GNU Screen fanatic, I thoroughly enjoyed Gerhard Siegesmund’s post entitled Scripting screen for fun and profit.
I used to love “steak and a coke”. These days I’m much more boring… I’m trying to eat less meat and I try to never drink soda/pop/coke. So I wish to pass this on to all my younger siblings by marriage: Don’t Drink Coke! At least, not too often.
Why not? Because of all the crazy stuff it does to your body.
Thanks to Chuck for the link.
A recent Slashdot post on good UNIX habits reminded me of something I really want as far as shell job control: the ability to run a command after another completes.
“Wait a second dude,” you say, “just use a semicolon!”
$ wget http://example.com/bigfile.zip ; mail -s 'done downloading' adamm
…and I wholeheartedly agree. But what if you started that ‘wget’ before you thought to notify yourself when the download completed?
Yep, that “convert or die” game is real, and folks want it off the shelves. Just between you and me, my money’s on the entire thing being a publicity stunt ala Snakes on a Plane or Borat or …uh, lots of other things.
I’m glad I could do my little part in this viral marketing campaign.
Computers certainly do a lot of searching. Some search engines can even find you a tune if you only know the melody. What would be really cool is if it could parse a recording of me whistling.
I got thinking about this after watching a video of a dude playing this song while rollerblading down a city street sent to me by Chuck.
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