Bash one liner to randomize lines in file
Using bash's $RANDOM variable to shuffle lines in a file with a simple one-liner.
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5 articles spanning 2006–2007
Using bash's $RANDOM variable to shuffle lines in a file with a simple one-liner.
Exploring domain-specific languages through building a web server: parsing JSON configs, handling keep-alive bugs, and weighing tools like Boost Spirit and ANTLR.
Backing up your website files to Amazon S3 using Brackup, a Perl-based backup script that handles redundancy and scaling automatically.
Examining why Windows setup ignores other operating systems during installation, and how Linux solved this problem years ago.
A practical GNU Screen configuration with useful keybindings for window management and a helpful status line.