In the last everything in 24/today post I didn't post anything on getting commands into the actual vim file you are editing. Whell for that you can use :read, so for the date something like:
:read !date
Sun Jan 31 01:49:15 CST 2016
Like so.
I've been busy with packing for the move, and working on some weird software stuff I can't really talk about just yet and smashing against a few API's so none of the good stuff in this post, just more dates like, if you don't want to use my(everyone's) perl one:
perl -e "print(time());"
You can always use the command line:
date +%s
I actually do a lot of stuff with time. And I have an argument and a some awesome knowledge on why Unix Epoch Time is the best time system ever... As well as things about Leap Seconds...Oh dear the things I could talk about leap seconds.
But what's the big haps your going to see besides some of that stuff. Well I found the Second Edition of Kernighan and Ritchie's C book...so oh my do you have some Classic C stuff.
But OH DUSTY, WHY NOT C++. Go read jwz's wikipedia page, cause we agree on that wholeheartedly. Not that jwz actually knows me...
WE ARE NOT WORTHY
WE ARE NOT WORTHY
WE ARE NOT WORTHY
I had someone dis me for using perl today, all bragging about javascript and node, and I was like you don't understand I like node, and this conversation happened.
Anyway for our one liner today I am tempted to talk about httpie, which is a python utility/module that makes everything easier. Sure curl is great, and you should know curl, cause it's classic and it's basic and it's ubiqutious. But damn if httpie isn't a little sexier with a brighter syntax.
So let's pie this bitch:
http --verify no GET https://mechanicalpinata.com/bullshit X-Auth-Token:shittoken content-type:application/json~
So that's GETting mechanicalpinata.com/bullshit, with a header of content type and an X-Auth-Token, if you are already super comfortable with curl, no worries and skip on. But otherwise, learn commit and do.
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