Google's 'What do you love?'

Take a look at 'what do you love' from Google.Type a dirt word in its search bar and you will be directed to a page filled with kittens.Cute isn't?.Jamie Dubs through Free Art & Technology discovered the detail after going through WDYL’s source code and extracting Google’s list of banned words.Google has banned a number of dirty words from wdyl.com.So this can be a good site if you are in the clutches of 'bad internet'.

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UNIX : How to ignore lines with certain names

Sometimes we need to ignore multiple lines with certain words and get the list out of the file. usually it will be a log file to read . The below grep command can be used to ignore multiple words present in a text file. Lets say the file contain $ cat list.txt apple orange apple banana papaya Now we need to ignore line with orange , banana and papaya . So we can use the below grep command. $ cat list.txt | grep -Ev "orange|banana|papaya" apple apple It will ignore lines with the words in -v part of grep.

BlackBerry Torch 9810/9850

BlackBerry Torch 9850 BlackBerry Torch 9810 BlackBerry has added two new devices to its Torch range with 9810 and 9850.Both devices have 1.2Ghz processor with 768MB RAM, expandable storage via microSD card and features 3G,Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC support along with what BlackBerry calls Liquid Graphics UI.The phone run BlackBerry OS7. which offers improved browsing , a document viewer and DivX/Xvid video playback support out of the box.They also have a 5MP AF cameras with image stabilization and 720p HD video recording.The Torch 9810 has a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, an optical trackpad and 8GB onboard storage.The Torch 9850 comes with a 3.7-inch touchscreen display(BlackBerry's largest so far) along with an optical trackpad and 4GB internal storage.

UNIX : How to get record count from zipped file

Sometimes we may need to get records count from file . For that we can use wc -l , command with file name. In some situation the file will be in compressed format . wc -l will not directly work with zipped files . In this case we can do zcat the file and pipe the word count command with it. Example : Let say we have a file cricketData.dat.gz To get word count from the file use : zcat cricketData.dat.gz | wc -l This will give the record count.

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