To be sure the button would be at least somewhat difficult to push through the handle, I jammed a piece of leftover green foam into the handle and behind the button before I closed up the back of the handle: I cut a hole for the button, then cut a BIG hole behind it to allow me access for glueing. I did this by embedding a standard pushbutton in the handle:
It also needed a way for Mike to turn on and off the LEDs at will. I knew I'd eventually find a use for the pipe!Īt first, I wasn't going to get all electronicky on this thing, but it just didn't seem right to have a TECHNO HAMMER without random blinking LEDs on recycled circuit boards, so, this thing needed a circuit to make random LEDs blink.
#BIG PIPE TIMESLICE UPGRADE#
The handle is a piece of PVC pipe from my pool equipment upgrade last year. To sturdy up the thing and to keep it as lightweight as possible, I started with green foam from Michael's: I didn't have much time for any of these props, especially the HAMMER. We'll start with the biggest prop: Mike's Techno HAMMER (Highly Active Mike Moulton Energy Repeater).
#BIG PIPE TIMESLICE FULL#
I happen to be a major bourbon geek and had been sampling fine bourbons at a speakeasy in San Francisco called, " Bourbon & Branch" before I went back to the hotel and started submitting dozens of mostly silly ideas for meltmedia's new tag line.įor the short attention span version of this, here is a photo of the three partners of meltmedia in their full costumes with their props: Woohoo! To be clear, I am fueled by many things: Caffeine, sugar, soda, etc., not just bourbon. While in San Francisco at the 2011 Apple World Wide Developer Conference, in a bourbon-fueled barrage of submissions to the company's on-line suggestion box for new company tag lines, I came up with, "We are Interactive Superheroes." It stuck and I won a $90 bottle of bourbon. Marketing was something melt hadn't worried about before then. Sometime back in 2011, meltmedia was in search of a new tag line to kick off a for-real live marketing campaign.
#BIG PIPE TIMESLICE SOFTWARE#
This query produces these results in the Aggregates tab, which you can display as a stacked column chart:Įxample 3: Monitoring non-normal status codes (400s and 500s) on Apache servers.I believe I've mentioned it before: I work at an amazing web and software development shop called, " meltmedia." We have a gaggle of highly talented software engineers, web developers and designers. | parse "* * * * * * * * " as date, time, csmethod, cs_uri_stem, cs_uri_query, s_port, s_ip, cs_useragent This query produces these results in the Aggregates tab, which you can display as a column chart.Įxample 2: All computer access to Sumo Logic over time. | transpose row _timeslice column ip_address
The number of buckets in your query is a target or maximum, not necessarily the exact number of buckets that will be returned.The timeslice operator must be used with an aggregating operator such as count by or group by.After you’ve timesliced the data into buckets, the transpose operator allows you to plot aggregated data in a time series. The timeslice operator is commonly used in conjunction with the transpose operator.Creates a field named _timeslice_end that marks the end of the timeslice in milliseconds.If an alias is not provided, a default _timeslice field is created that marks the start of the timeslice in milliseconds. An alias for the timeslice field is optional.
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