In case I'm not around.
Windows uses the CR/LF characters (Carriage Return and Line Feed) to indicate a line-ending. Under Linux this is only one character, LF. You might see some strange characters at line-endings when editing a file in Linux that was saved in Windows.
To convert these line endings under Linux perform the following steps:
:set ff=unixOn an AWS EC2 instance I needed to find the contents of the X-Forwarded-For header of incoming requests, send by CloudFront. The easiest way was to dump all incoming traffic on port 80:
sudo tcpdump -s 0 -X 'tcp dst port 80' -w dump.pcapI then copied the dump.pcap to my local machine and loaded it into Wireshark to read its contents.
Andrew Rogers has been kind enough to create a pre-built Spotify plugin for foobar2000. Next to that he also explain how you can built it yourself. You do need a Spotify Premium account to be able to use this.
To add a track, artist or playlist, you can simply do File -> Add Location… Here you have to paste a Spotify link, which starts with spotify:.