Where on earth is the “Unfuck Nautilus” checkbox?

oh well, will go to gconf to get a system that’s usable for manipulating files.

didn’t get much time to write while at LCA. So will cover it now, possibly in reverse, but definitely after the fact.

Have slept a lot today. Which is good, really needed it. Back to work though – which should also be fun.

currently: relaxed on the couch, listening to Tool and pulling mail.

Oh, LCA rocked. It so rocked. It rocked so much that Uluru really looks like a pebble.

What have you always wanted on the command line?

stat? i: hear; you cry! (insert more [silly] {punctuation} around ‘ere!)

I present, to you, my ~/bin/stat

#!/usr/bin/perl
use POSIX qw(strftime);

my $FORMAT="%H:%M %a, %e %b %y";

foreach(@ARGV)
{
  my ($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid,$rdev,$size,
      $atime,$mtime,$ctime,$blksize,$blocks)
      = stat($_);
  print $_."\n";
  print "Dev:   $dev\n";
  print "inode: $ino\n";
  print "mode:  $mode\n";
  print "nlink: $nlink\n";
  print "uid:   $uid\n";
  print "gid:   $gid\n";
  print "rdev:  $rdev\n";
  print "size:  $size\n";
  print "atime: ".strftime($FORMAT,localtime($atime))."\n";
  print "mtime: ".strftime($FORMAT,localtime($mtime))."\n";
  print "ctime: ".strftime($FORMAT,localtime($ctime))."\n";
  print "blksz: $blksize\n";
  print "blks:  $blocks\n\n";
}

it’ll make it to junkcode sometime soon.

What Yahoo Mail does to the In-Reply-To header appears to be random. Whatever it is, it’s random and broken.

Occationally it seems to do the right thing. No bloody sense to it though.

Usually it seems to put in some random integer.

Fun.

This is why some people’s mail goes missing.

Yahoo, you should know better. Shame.