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• #466

  Charlie

  Comment 466

  Nick -- I hit that problem too. I thought about scripting browser interactions with the perl module WWW::Mechanize, or maybe phantom.js.
  

  If you have access to the email body then things getsignificantly easier. It'd just be a case of looking within the email body for the links you wanted.

  url:Using mailp.in from Bash

  2014-05-21

• #467

  Anon

  Comment 467

  Hi Charlie - thanks for the article - Mailpin themselves told me about it. Their service seems a nifty idea: my use of it would be as a database developer, rather than a programmer. My one complaint is that there seems to be no way for me to capture back the link Mailpin generates, at the time I email the message. (I'm happy to use my normal email account). Having to wait to find out the link for my web page spoils the workflow - I'd really like to pass the link to my recipient as soon as I have sent the message. Don't suppose you would know a way to do that? Thanks again.

  Regards Nick

  url:Using mailp.in from Bash

  2014-05-21

• #465

  Charlie

  Comment 465

  Graham - Yeh been a bit of a recluse; definitely up for a beer sometime soon. This weekend maybe?

  url:Using mailp.in from Bash

  2014-05-21

• #462

  Graham

  Comment 462

  But I spend most of the time in a terminal Noted. Do less of that, and more time in /dev/pub. Missed you!

  url:Using mailp.in from Bash

  2014-05-20

• #461

  Charlie

  Comment 461

  On second thoughts randstr is aterrible name for an md5 hash. It is after all deterministic, not random as that name suggests. md5hash or something of that nature would have been better.

  url:Using mailp.in from Bash

  2014-05-20

• #454

  penerjemah

  Thank you Bro...

  Thaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnkkkkkkkkkkk yyyyyyyoooooouuuuuuu from Indonesia :D

  url:Tool: Twitter RSS Feed Getter

  2014-05-17

• #451

  Anon

  Comment 451

  Seriously this is sooooo useful. Thanks so much for creating it :-)

  url:Tool: Twitter RSS Feed Getter

  2014-05-15

• #444

  Anon

  Comment 444

  You probably have a Meta key (Windows key) sitting unused next to Alt. I find that to be a better choice than Alt for controlling my WM because it doesn't conflict with any normal apps. Just set modMask = mod4Mask to change the binding.1

  url:Experiences using XMonad as my windowmanager

  2014-05-10

• #441

  Anon

  Comment 441

  I love this video. I often wonder what may have happened to these kids. I imagine them struggling with heroin or perhaps porn addictions in later life.

  url:The Kids Guide to the Internet (1997)

  2014-05-09

• #396

  Fernpick

  Just me.

  That is some serious chilli sauce recipe! Children do not attempt this recipe without parental oversight.

  All kidding aside, I'm going to try it out. Thanks for sharing

  url:Vegan Recipe — Super Fiery Chilli Sauce

  2014-04-10