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JUST A FEW months ago we explained How to Follow All Our Channels (Interactively) From the Command Line and ways of Following Techrights IRC Channels From the Command Line (or the Web and Gemini). We continue to explore new ways of interacting with IRC, including over Gemini and with the command line (cURL and GNU wget
as the Swiss army knives).
watch --color -n 300 "wget -qO- http://techrights.org/irc-archives/irc-status.txt | tail -n 400 \ | cut -c18-135 | GREP_COLOR='01;36' grep --color=always 'techrights-news\|$' | grep -i --color=always 'schestowitz\|$' \ | grep -v '<==' \ | grep -v 'techrights-ipfs-bot' \ | grep -v 'IRC logs ready' \ | sed 's/> / /' \ | sed 's/techrights-news/ TR/' \ | sed 's/schestowitz/ RS/' \ | uniq \ | sed 's/☞.*$//' \ | sed 's/●.*$//' \ | tail -n55 | grep -v 'Binary file'"
techrights-news
bot):
watch --color -n 300 "wget -qO- http://techrights.org/irc-archives/irc-status.txt | tail -n 150 \ | cut -c18-100 \ | GREP_COLOR='01;36' grep --color=always 'techrights-news\|$' \ | grep -i --color=always 'schestowitz\|$' \ | grep -v '<==' \ | sed 's/> / /' \ | grep techrights-news \ | uniq \ | perl -e 'print reverse <>' \ | sed 's/techrights-news/TR/' \ | sed 's/ââ NEWS ââÂ/N/'"