27 problems with the latest media attack on him.
Only 27?
Category Archives: Law
Jussie Smollett
Why things are about to get a lot worse for him.
That sound you here is a violin so small you need a scanning tunneling microscope to see it.
My Reason Article
Thoughts on it, from Above the Law.
FISA Abuse
Andrew Cuomo
“Get out of my bedroom.”
Sharyl Atkisson
She’s suing the Justice Department for spying on her, and specifically our old pal Rod Rosenstein. If she wins, this will lend further credence to the claim that they spied on the Trump campaign, but it may take a while to play out in court.
[Update a few minutes later]
Related: The Obama administration’s guerilla war against the Trump administration.
It would be nice to finally see some accountability for all of this abuse of power, corruption and lawlessness.
[Update a couple minutes later]
I don’t understand why the Barr Justice Department continues to stonewall on the Flynn case. Someone should ask Barr.
The Babylon Bee
Attacks on it are attacks on free expression.
Yes, they are. If there’s anything the Left can’t stand more than not being able to control others’ speech, it’s being mocked. Why is why we should do it at every opportunity.
Waiting For Durham
A Twitter thread for the impatient, which explains why it’s taken so long for the reports and indictments, even though we’ve know what happened for a couple years now.
The Mueller Team
…perpetuated the FBI’s misconduct.
This is my shocked face.
Email Problem?
I’ve got a file containing all my sent email for the past decade in date order. I want to find it for the years 2011 and 2012. My bash (or perl?) scripting skills are pretty rusty, but here is the pseudocode for what I need to do:
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Open original text file read only
Open new file for writing
Set Printflag to “false”
For each line of file
If match regular expression “Date: .* 2011” set Printflag to “true.”
If match regular expression “Date: .* 2013” set Printflag to “false.”
If Printflag, copy line to new file
Close both files.
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Note that the regular expression may have to be a little more specific (like maybe include a match for [Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec] between “Date:” and the year). The format for a full line would be
“Date: Fri, 02 Oct 2009 14:41:31 -0400”
The idea is to scan the file until 2011 begins, start echoing lines to the new file, and stop doing it when 2013 begins. Maybe exit at that point so it doesn’t waste time or cycles going through the rest of it.
[Update a while later]
Never mind, I got the answer from Twitter.
[Saturday-morning update]
For those curious, here’s the solution to the problem:
$ perl -ne “print if /Date:.*2011/../Date:.*2013/” $oldfile >> $newfile