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Plainness and Sweetness
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Re:Show HN: *nixy filter to color stdout, by rows or space-separated c...
on Friday March 17, 2017 @07:42PM (#13898947)
I've been looking for a simple way to separate commands from their arguments, in 'history' output. Aliased.
[ -x $HOME/bin/colorize.py ] && alias h="history | colorize.py 4"“Buy American” needs a filter button on all e-commerce sites
Google starts flagging offensive content in search results
Re:What is your pick for the most mind bogglingly incredible software ...
on Wednesday March 15, 2017 @03:31PM (#13879041)
It amazes me what git is capable of, fresh out of the box.
Most of the things that I've found useful over the years - procmail and mutt, or vim - need quite a bit of configuring before unleashing their full power. Writing procmail recipes is like potting-training a pig.
But for the most part, git shows up ready to work.