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DigiDJ Mashup App (by christinehorvat)

Awesome work by the Venmo client team at the foursquare hackathon. This rocks!

Colorize log output with ack Posted on October 10, 2009 by garret Adding color to log files makes them a lot easier to understand, especially when tailing them. That’s why tools like MultiTail were created, and some logging tools can output in color. Last night I realized color could be added to any log file using ack, an awesome grep replacement that I recently found. For example, to make 404s red in a standard Apache access log: $ tail -f /var/log/apache2/access.log \ | ack —passthru —color-match=red “^.* 404 .*$” The —passthru option makes it so no lines are discarded. You can use multiple colors by piping the output through ack multiple times. The —flush option is needed to prevent pipe buffering issues and the —color option is needed to pass colors through. Here’s an example: $ tail -f /var/log/apache2/access.log \ | ack —flush —passthru —color —color-match=green “^.* 200 .*” \ | ack —flush —passthru —color —color-match=yellow “^.* 302 .*” \ | ack —flush —passthru —color —color-match=red “^.* 404 .*” (via Colorize log output with ack | powdahound.com)

Just saw Sleep No More - disorienting, psychologically taxing, and totally awesome

This Simotron track is super hot

Add to .inputrc:

“\e[1;5D”: backward-word

Recently found sharemyplaylists.com but search didn’t work well so I made this with google cse bit.ly/spotifysearch

zachklein:

Skillshare is a service founded by my friends Malcolm and Michael that allows people to host and take classes with each other. Anybody can register to teach a class about virtually anything, you can offer it for free or charge an admission fee if you’d like.

I haven’t taught a class yet (it’ll…

This rocks.