RainyDawg
The History Meme
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008 | Code | 1 Comment
Stolen from Zach Hale who stole it from Dive Into Mark
On RainyDawg’s server as root:
darude:~# uname -a
Linux darude 2.6.18-6-686 #1 SMP Mon Aug 18 08:42:39 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
darude:~# history | awk '{a[$2]++}END{for(i in a){print a[i] " " i}}' | sort -r
n | head
166 ls
66 date
46 net
37 nano
30 crontab
16 df
11 exit
10 cd
9 ifconfig
8 ssh
As samwr:
samwr@darude:~$ history | awk '{a[$2]++}END{for(i in a){print a[i] " " i}}' | s
ort -rn | head
57 sudo
14 ls
9 locate
7 ssh
7 nano
5 tail
5 su
5 ping
4 /usr/sbin/useradd
4 groups
samwr@darude:~$
RADIO SHOW - Season 4 Episode 2
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008 | Radio | No Comments
This time I’m back in full form. I’m sorry if you missed last week’s show, but if I get around to it it may be available in “podcast” feed form soon. It would be better if I made that available for all DJs though, on that note.
Pretty equal pickins from Peter and I this week. On that note, he’s doing like a show and a half each week. Check out “Hot Dolphin!” Mondays 9-11 AM on RainyDawg.org. Featured heavily this week are bleeps, bloops, and rainbows (read: Chip Tune, IDM, and the Wham City scene).
Make sure to fast forward 30 minutes. I was late this week :[
Tracks listed in handy reverse chronological order after the gap! › Continue reading
You, Your First Web Site, and You
Monday, September 8th, 2008 | Code | 2 Comments
This next month I’ve given myself the task of redesigning the front end of Rainy Dawg Radio’s web site. Don’t be fooled, the schedule is not current, the featured album is something like six months old, the current events aren’t current anymore, and “LISTEN NOW” means nothing, unless you want to hear the dead summer air that comes as a result of ASUW cutting our budget. No, I’m not getting paid this month either, unless you count karma points as currency. (I don’t.) The trouble with giving myself this task is having criticized the old web site so thoroughly and completely that I may very well refuse to design anything like it. This is probably a very bad idea. In the past I’ve tended to criticize people too harshly about something or other, proceed to fall short of the insanely high standard I’ve set, and then just leave everyone feeling bad about it in the end. This isn’t to say that I mean to sacrifice any functionality to just get this done, but damn it I want to come out of this feeling good about my work.