redirecting the miner output to file instead of the console reveals the structure of the text, like this:

lines starting with ESC/weird symbols are other colors than default grey, for example "accepted" messages are white and the "yes" is green
note that this "color code" starts right after the date/time and the space betweent date/time and the actual message is "colored"
this "colored" space could be moved before the coloring so if someone filters the output and wants to cut off the date/time they dont have to deal with removing the 9th char (or so) to preserve colors
cheers
Ok I understand now I think. Everything before "accepted", including the bold font code and the space is part of the applog prefix
that is automatically prepended to the output. If I changed that it would affect everywhere applog is called. Anyone parsing the
output should use --no-color option.