Disorder, in a tall magician's hat
Today it occurred to me that a Linux command-line player for 8Tracks.com would be good to have. I’m pretty slow on the uptake here, since 8tracks has been around since 2008, but better late than never. I went looking for Continue reading 8tracks on the Linux command line
Generate missing permalinks for flatfiled wordpress ls 201*/*/*/*/index.html| while read line; do indexname=`grep ‘rel=”bookmark”‘ $line| sed ‘s/<h2><a href=”..\/..\/..\/..\///g’|sed ‘s/” rel=”bookmark” title=”.*//’| sed ‘s/%3Fp/\?/’`; echo “<html><head><title>Redirect</title><META http-equiv=\”refresh\” content=\”0;$line\”></head><body>Redirect to <a href=\”$line\”>$indexname</a></body></html>” > $indexname ; done Fix links in flatfiled doc Continue reading Handy one-liners
Twitter: hate it or loathe it,it’s tough to find a scholarly event these days that doesn’t insist on the importance of #unexpressivehashtags and @yourtwitterid on your #namebadge. I don’t hate Twitter: it’s a nice source of research data. But I’m Continue reading In praise of tircd
Exporting journals from OJS: tips and a pitfall OJS offers various approaches for export; database dump and zip of config files, otherwise known as the direct and brutal approach, or an XML export approach. Checklist for an OJS move Step Continue reading OJS Journal Migration