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find . -iname \*.JPG -o -iname \*.JPEG -print | while read; do
  # read puts the line it just read into REPLY
  OUTPUT="${REPLY/.JPG/-resize.JPG}"
  convert -resize 60% -quality 80 "$REPLY" "$OUTPUT"
done

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find . \( -iname \*.JPG -o -iname \*.JPEG \) -print | while read; do
  # read puts the line it just read into REPLY
  OUTPUT="$(echo $REPLY | sed -r -e 's@(.*)\.(jpg|jpeg|JPG|JPEG)$@\1-resize.\2@g')"
  echo convert -resize 60% -quality 80 "$REPLY" "$OUTPUT"
done

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CONVERT=echo convert
CONVERT_FLAGS=-resize 60% -quality 80

# Get a list of all .jpg and .JPG files, except for ones with '-resize' in the name
IN_FILES:=$(shell find -iname '*.jpg' | grep -v -- "-resize")
$(info IN_FILES=$(IN_FILES))

# From that list, generate a list of output filenames.
# We do this in two lines, one for .jpg, and one for .JPG
OUT_FILES_tmp:=$(patsubst %.jpg,%-resize.jpg,$(IN_FILES))

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# Rule 1:
foo.o: foo.c
	gcc -o foo.o -c foo.c

# Rule 1a (same):
foo.o: foo.c
	gcc -o $@ -c $<

# Rule 1b (same, for foo.o):
%.o: %.c

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diff -u -r gerbmerge-1.8-pristine/gerbmerge/gerbmerge.py gerbmerge-1.8/gerbmerge/gerbmerge.py
--- gerbmerge-1.8-pristine/gerbmerge/gerbmerge.py	2011-06-09 06:07:55.000000000 +0800
+++ gerbmerge-1.8/gerbmerge/gerbmerge.py	2012-11-26 16:20:05.526473454 +0800
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@
     else:
       x = MaxXExtent + x
     if y>=0:
-      y += OriginX
+      y += OriginY
     else:

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#! /usr/bin/env python

pages = {
    "start": {
        "text": "It's a dark night outside.  Somewhere a wolf howls.",
        "prompt": "Where will you take shelter, the haunted house, or the bat cave?",
        "next": ("haunted house", "bat cave"),
    },
    "haunted house": {
        "text": "By the light of your flickering torch, you're able to make it to\n" \

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Jason Hotchkiss (hotchk55)
	 
We were speaking yesterday on IRC about a couple of designs I want made up, but was having issues with the silkscreen. I found out that the main differences between your CAM and the BatchPCB one I had previously used are as follows:
 
Top Silkscreen Layer does not include layers 27 tValues, 51 tDocu
Bottom Silkscreen Layer does not include layers 28 tValues 52 bDocu
 
I also get a couple of warnings
- Warning: Layer ‘Drills’ is active but layer ‘Holes’ is not active. Is this OK?
- Warning: Layer ‘Holes’ is active but layer ‘Drills’ is not active. Is this OK?

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%global srcname pidgin-lwqq

Name:		%{srcname}
Version:	0.1d
Release:	5%{?dist}
Summary:	QQ plugin for Pidgin
Group:		Applications/Communications
License:	GPLv3+
URL:		https://github.com/xiehuc/pidgin-lwqq
Source0:	https://github.com/xiehuc/%{srcname}/archive/master.zip

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    var htmlWidgets = {
       'details': '<!-- info pane start --><div id="info_pane">    <h3 id="infoDetails" class="headline" style="font-size: 20px">AUD/USD Details</h3>    <p id="atDateAndRate" class="minisubhead">AUD/USD for the 24-hour period ending <span class="date">Sunday, May 19, 2013</span> 22:00 UTC @ </p>    <p id="estimatedPrice" class="minisubhead" style="display: none"></p>        <div class="spread">        <table>            <tr id="sellMyCurrencyRow">                <td id="sellMyCurrency">Selling USD</td>                <td style="width: 50px">                                            <div class="arrow"></div>                                    </td>                <td id="sellMyCurrencyGet" class="get">you get AUD</td>            </tr>            <tr>                <td id="buyMyCurrency">Buying AUD</td>                <td style="width: 50px">                                            <div class="arrow"></div>                                    </td>                <td id="buyMyCurr

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#! /usr/bin/env python

import re
import requests
from lxml import html
import json
import sys

oanda_url = 'http://www.oanda.com/currency/converter/'