@faith_raider I “bookmark” tweets by using a couple @IFTTT triggers that plop everything I tweet (including retweet or like) into my merikebi (https://t.co/QE7YlVzvae) πŸ™‚ Other ref: https://t.co/5SCpEp1jM5

@faith_raider I “bookmark” tweets by using a couple @IFTTT triggers that plop everything I tweet (including retweet or like) into my merikebi (https://t.co/QE7YlVzvae) πŸ™‚ Other ref: https://t.co/5SCpEp1jM5 — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Jun 29, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers June 29, 2021 at 09:16AM via IFTTT

RT @BjornLomborg: Alarmists tell you future climate flooding will cost $55 trillion or 5.3% of GDP β€” conveniently neglecting adaptation Assuming real societies that adapt: Damage will *decrease* from 0.05% to 0.008% of GDP Read my free peer-reviewed article: https://t.co/kJetO61F8J https://t.co/wVflboLDtO

RT @BjornLomborg: Alarmists tell you future climate flooding will cost $55 trillion or 5.3% of GDP β€” conveniently neglecting adaptation As… — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Jun 29, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers June 29, 2021 at 09:13AM via IFTTT

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Sphere Spirals, 1958 #opart #escher https://t.co/C9AoPwfKQL — M.C. Escher (@artistescher) Jun 29, 2021 from http://twitter.com/artistescher via IFTTT

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Regular Division of The Plane V, 1957 #escher #mcescher https://t.co/OUl828Tfvl — M.C. Escher (@artistescher) Jun 29, 2021 from http://twitter.com/artistescher via IFTTT

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I’m sure it was done graciously and humbly. @EdLitton should resign immediately, from the presidency and the pastorate. God is watching. https://t.co/tYDihDZFeL — Matt Privett (@mattprivett) Jun 28, 2021 from http://twitter.com/mattprivett via IFTTT

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U.S. Report on UFOs Is Released to the Disappointment of Many: Why Are We Always Looking for a Story Bigger Than Ourselves? Christians Know the Bigger Story #TheBriefing https://t.co/RrGSkSoIYM — Albert Mohler (@albertmohler) Jun 28, 2021 from http://twitter.com/albertmohler via IFTTT

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Heartbreaking Tragedy in Surfside, Florida: 9 People Confirmed Dead and More Than 150 Missing in Wake of Condominium Collapse in Miami #TheBriefing https://t.co/RrGSkSoIYM — Albert Mohler (@albertmohler) Jun 28, 2021 from http://twitter.com/albertmohler via IFTTT

β€œCustomers are looking for reliable, flexible, and valuable launch services. Their entire business plans are linked to getting to #orbit on-time and on-budget.” https://t.co/tXd8e9FDUe #space #launchVehicle https://t.co/BVIuZ2BnGu

β€œCustomers are looking for reliable, flexible, and valuable launch services. Their entire business plans are linked to getting to #orbit on-time and on-budget.” https://t.co/tXd8e9FDUe #space #launchVehicle https://t.co/BVIuZ2BnGu — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Jun 29, 2021 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers June 29, 2021 at 04:04AM via IFTTT

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Spotify is trolling me again 😭😭😭 https://t.co/CGK0JKY6Cl — Faith Raider (@faith_raider) Jun 28, 2021 from http://twitter.com/faith_raider via IFTTT

Answer by warren for Splunk – Split a field into multiple fields based on delimiters

I almost always use multiple rex statement to get what I want … but if you "know" the data is consistent, this will work (tried on regex101.com): | rex field=_raw (?<classname>[^\/]+)\/(?<featurename>[^\.]+)\.[[:punct:]]+(?<project>[\w].+) What this regular expression does: <classname> :: everything from the front of the event to a front slash (/) <featurename> :: whatever follows the …
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Cold-caller: what’s your energy provider? Me, chasing after 5 kids: coffee or Redbull… alcohol on a bad day — The Dad (@thedad) Jun 28, 2021 from http://twitter.com/thedad via IFTTT

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It’s still uncertain who fired the shot that killed Manfred von Richthofen. https://t.co/1RXOVrwVpW — Futility Closet (@_FutilityCloset) Jun 28, 2021 from http://twitter.com/_FutilityCloset via IFTTT

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Forcing climate action through the judicial system is highly problematic: it undermines democracy, opens a Pandora’s box for all sorts of special interest litigation, harms the poor and sidetracks us from smarter ways to fix climate change. https://t.co/nZTAfJkuQZ https://t.co/f2xL0prog2 — Bjorn Lomborg (@BjornLomborg) Jun 28, 2021 from http://twitter.com/BjornLomborg via IFTTT