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Sociopaths.
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I live in this neighborhood, F-13 is as ubiquitous as McDonald's. A crackdown on the 18th Street gang a few years ago was so effective that it created a vacuum - no gang in a neighborhood only means that a gang will soon be moving in - so F-13 has reached a critical enough mass without facing hostility from traditional Hispanic rivals that it is now emboldened to take on the Rolling 50s (crip gang). Basically, this is the dark underbelly of the RICO statute - it treats the symptom of gang violence by attacking the affiliates of a specific clique. As long as the uneducated inner city mixes with poverty and a culture glorifying sociopathic behavior (along with you white kids spending your allowance money on pot and crack), bottom line... there will be blood.
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So... so Dinotopia *could* exist? :D
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Don't you wish Americans cared this much about the results of an election?
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The illegals around here said in interviews that the minimum they'll work for is $10/hr in cash. That's quite a bit more than 'almost no pay.' ;-)
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For the first time ever on NYE I'm alone and slightly depressed. But hey, I have Reddit. Happy New Year everyone.
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> I recently discovered that this doesn't work: > > % ls some/directory | pgrep -I pattern > Couldn't open 'file1': No such file or directory; skipping > Couldn't open 'file2': No such file or directory; skipping > Couldn't open 'file3': No such file or directory; skipping > Couldn't open 'file4': No such file or directory; skipping > > So sometime soon I guess I'll add a -p prefix option to pgrep Alternate solutions: * `ls some/directory/** | pgrep -I pattern` (recursive) * `find some/directory | pgrep -I pattern` (recursive; use only if your shell sucks) * `ls -d some/directory/* | pgrep -I pattern` (non-recursive)
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