Using Bash’s History Effectively

Mar 07

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Didn't know this:

A little-known trick (I've only seen one distro ship with this turned on by default) is that you can filter what gets stored in the command history. This is done merely by setting an environment variable, $HISTIGNORE.

Lots of other useful Bash history tips from the Toledo Area Linux Users Group

Twitter Updates for 2010-03-07

Mar 06

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  • ʬ: JavaScript Tools bundle for Textmate http://icio.us/xsc15r #
  • ʬ: 25-point Website Usability Checklist http://icio.us/cnx24t #
  • Off to The Basement for some tasty Mexican food (and booze). Kid free—yay! #
  • Added Kopparberg pear cider to my list of fave drinks. Tastes like drinking pan drops—yum! #

The Sandpit

Mar 06

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Really impressive 5 minute video shot with a tilt-shift camera documenting a day in New York City.

The Sandpit from Sam O'Hare on Vimeo.

Twitter Updates for 2010-03-04

Mar 03

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  • Well, there's a shock. Scotland have beaten the Czech Republic—how shite must they be nowadays?! #

OK Go – This Too Shall Pass

Mar 03

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Awesome Fixie Urban Cycling

Mar 03

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Chris Akrigg THE MAURICE.0 from chris akrigg on Vimeo.

Twitter Updates for 2010-03-03

Mar 02

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  • Kyle has to make a vehicle from junk and paper for a P2 class project. I've suggested this: http://bit.ly/ab0ell :D #

Skywalker Ranch Video

Mar 02

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Amazing video of Skywalker Ranch by Philip Bloom filmed entirely using DSLR cameras.

Skywalker Ranch from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

It's worth checking out the associated blog post about this too to see how it was shot and to get some back story on the project.

Twitter Updates for 2010-03-02

Mar 01

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  • What a great match. Think Canada deserved the win as they were better overall and dominated in overtime. #

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