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#!/bin/bash

# Runs 'lsof -i' repeatedly. It tries to notice TCP connections being made and
# broken over time.
#
# This is a very kludgey hack, and may fail to log many connections in the
# middle. A much better solution is to use a tool like the eBPF-based
# tcpconnect, if that's available on your machine.

DeeNewcum

/*
 * Since it's difficult or impossible to synchronize user CSS, I'm using this to manually
 * update changes across all my browsers.
 *
 */


@-moz-document domain(www.amazon.com) {

    /* delete the Rufus auto-popup */

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# These are minified versions of Perl routines, intended to be easy to copy-n-paste into Perl scripts.
#       http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minification_(programming)
#
# I acknowledge that these go against numerous coding principles:
#       - DRY
#       - compactness hinders readability and maintainability
#       - using cut-n-paste instead of libraries means that bugs will stick around longer because bugfixes
#         are MUCH harder to distribute
#       - this code is tested by only one person, and so is far less mature than CPAN code
# But there's one upside to copy-n-pasting minified functions:

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#!/bin/bash

        ######## begin single-step debugging mechanism ########
        DEBUG_COLOR_ONE="\e[47;30m"         # gray background, black foreground
        DEBUG_COLOR_TWO="\e[0;1;31m"        # black background, bright red foreground
        function _trap_DEBUG() {
            echo -e "\n$DEBUG_COLOR_ONE$1\e[0m $DEBUG_COLOR_TWO$BASH_COMMAND\e[0m";
            read -s _ignore
        }
        # prefix a command with this to indicate that specific command should

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# On Windows, install this within C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

###########################################################
## Dee's personal website block list
##
## THINK before you disable these!
###########################################################

### List of things that can't be blocked in the hosts-file, but instead must be blocked via Windows Defender Firewall or some other measure:
#	- paperlined.org (because SecureCRT uses the direct IP address)

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use File::Temp      ();

# Call the external command https://linux.die.net/man/8/logrotate
# with the specified string to be placed inside a config file.
#
# Returns true if it seemed to have run without error.
sub do_logrotate {
    my ($config_directives, $is_verbose) = @_;
            # $is_verbose is optional, and defaults to false

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# Perl's Core DB.pm library with some corrections, additions,
# modifications and code merged from perl5db.pl
#
# Documentation is after __END__
#

use rlib '../..';

use Devel::Callsite;

DeeNewcum

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         888                                                 

DeeNewcum

// ==UserScript==
// @name         Hilight newest stories on Reddit
// @namespace    http://tampermonkey.net/
// @version      0.1
// @description  try to take over the world!
// @author       Dee Newcum
// @match        https://old.reddit.com/
// @match        https://old.reddit.com/?*
// @description  Highlights text within HTML
// @require      https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.0/jquery.min.js

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#!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;
    use warnings;

    use Data::Dumper;

@ARGV >= 1 or die "syntax:   $0 <pattern> <file1> ...\n";
my $grep_pattern = shift @ARGV;