This is O.R.Senthil Kumaran's blogspot on programming and technical things. The title is a line from "Zen of Python".
Captured Unix time 1111111111
Well its like being there during 22/2/2222! Just for a rough comparision to Gagan whom I found very difficult to persuade as to whats so special in this.
Unix time 2222222222 will be on Sat, 02 Jun 2040 03:57:02 GMT
1111111111
#!/bin/bash
while [ $(date +%s) != 1111111111 ]
do
echo "Not Yet!"
done
echo "Unix Time"
date +%s
echo "on `date`"
echo "so we captured the history!"
exit 0
while [ $(date +%s) != 1111111111 ]
do
echo "Not Yet!"
done
echo "Unix Time"
date +%s
echo "on `date`"
echo "so we captured the history!"
exit 0
How to print * continuously in vim
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These kind of lines might be required while commenting
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The Command to use is simple appending the text.
[count]append[char]
- Press Esc to make sure you are in command mode.
- Press count. For eg: 10
- Press a. Mode changes to insert.
- Press the character to repeat. here it is *. one * will be inserted
- Press Esc. You will see the command take effect.
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Mozilla FireFox Extension - Linky
In one the the previous posts, I had mentioned about a need to select a portion of the page, right click and open the hyperlinks in tabs.
Found something called Linky.
Found something called Linky.
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