Code and Whatnot

I needed to write this script because, from time to time, a new file needs to be made in all of our branded directories that is an exact or near copy of another file in each brand.
#!/usr/local/bin/bash
# duplicate_file.sh [PATH] [FILE TO DUPLICATE] [NEW FILENAME]
#sample usage:
# ~/duplicate_file.sh ‘./brand_files/*/’ logo_text.tpl alt_logo_text.tpl
find $1 -maxdepth 0 | […]

o.order_date >= DATE_SUB(CURDATE(),INTERVAL 30 DAY)

All along I’ve known that it was possible to bribe the bash prompt into displaying the current working directory.

Today I uninstalled AOL Instant Messenger

:map g 0d$i<code>^[pa</code>^[j

I trudged through the waste-deep muck of the Vim options documentation and found the solution

Today I got fed up with what I perceived to be an overall lack of features in nvi compared to what I know Vim can do.

I highly suggest that emacs users just ignore this feature — it’s fast and efficient and you may become confused.

‘Tagging’ helps unclutter data, CNN.com, Tuesday, 03-May-2005

Del.icio.us impressed me right away with it’s simple interface and easy implementation.