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  "path": "/blog/2007/2007-08-30-watching-log-files-for-something",
  "publishedAt": "2007-08-30T23:00:00.000Z",
  "site": "at://did:plc:r53zv4vpzeihop3aliwyejlu/site.standard.publication/3mos5q3a7jf2w",
  "textContent": "Found from: techblog:\n\ntail -f /var/log/apache2/access_log | sed \"s/rss/Ctrl+vCtrl+[41;1mrssCtrl+vCtrl+[[0m/g\"\n\nThis example is looking for people accessing the rss feed so I can see how frequently it gets hit (whilst still seeing what else is going on).  With this I spotted that one of the Firefox extensions I was using([piclens) was automatically downloading the detected rss feed with every page access. It's a nice extension and I can see why it does that, but I don't want to be accessing rss feeds automatically and potentially multiple times as I use sites.",
  "title": "Watching log files for something"
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