Posted by hank, Thu May 10 04:20:00 UTC 2007
So, the aptly named slurm is pretty awesome, making pretty graphs of my network traffic. I think I should use it more often.
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Posted by hank, Mon Apr 16 01:24:00 UTC 2007
DevastatorIIC happened to link me to this today, which I found to be extremely helpful. It’s a collection of small perl scripts that make doing very complicated things very easy. My personal favorite is vipe, which lets you edit a pipeline with vi in the middle of its execution. Another is vidir, which lets you edit the contents of a directory with vi. Beautiful.
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