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List the files changed using Git and Textmate
Here’s a little workflow I thought I’d share for when I want to see all the files changed during a commit range:
Requires: git, Textmate, and Mac OS X (of course)
git show --pretty="format:" --name-only [SHA range, (e.g. 7c98847..f8fa22d)] > ~/Desktop/changed_files.txt
mate ~/Desktop/changed_files.txt
When Textmate opens:
- Select All Text
- Bundles > Text > Sorting > Sort Lines & Remove Duplicates
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Best of Canadian Indie Music 2009
Volume 3 — “When You Wish Upon a Maple Leaf”
Welcome to the 3rd volume of my Best of Canadian Independent music mix. Compiled each year, this mix contains my favorite tracks from the top Canadian independent artists.
This year, I’ve included my thoughts, trivia, or shout-outs on each track. Enjoy and let me know what you think in the comments!
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No Twitter for Hitler
“Like the other night I was out partying with some friends and tried to text message a tweet about how wonderful life is…” I feel very conflicted by actually agreeing with Hitler on this one topic. I’m a bad person. -
How the British View Americans
Olympic opening draws 5m viewers
from BBC World News
The spectacular opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics is watched live by five million people in the UK, but a delayed broadcast angers US viewers.Read: The spectacular opening ceremoney of the Beijing Olympics is watched live by five million people in the UK, but Americans are silly people who are upset that they are not always the center of attention.
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Hello World
I just realized that I set up this fancy semi-new blog and domain and have yet to actually write anything in it. That is, except what I imported from my old blog.
Though I’m definitely not going to promise more posting, I do hope to do more with this space than I have before. I am just starting to set up a sandbox where I can play with different web technologies and learn.
I will also be posting a concerts page soon to keep track of my various shows both past and upcoming.