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#!/bin/sh
# Usage: switch2branch branchname
# Easily switch between branches and their databases for Rails projects.
# Checks out given branch and copies the branch's database.yml to the active database.yml
# Outputs a small list of databases being used.
# Make sure you have set up your branch's database.yml in #{RAILS_ROOT}/config/database.branch.#{branchname}.yml
git checkout $1 && cp ./config/database.branch.$1.yml ./config/database.yml
echo Using:
egrep "^\\w+:|database:" config/database.yml | sed s/database:/\ /

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# encoding: utf-8
# Your random BOFH excuse calendar.
# Based upon the The Bastard Operator From Hell Stories written by Simon Paul Travaglia.
# And the list compiled by Jeff Ballard, http://jeffballard.us/
# Get the excuses from http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ballard/bofh/excuses

fp = File.expand_path('~/bin/bofh/excuses.txt')
lines = File.readlines(fp)
nr = rand(lines.size)

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# Iterate through dirs in the current directory and do a `git grep` on the given keyword in each one of them.
# Outputs the command and each result.

Dir.glob('*/').each do |dir|
  string = ARGV.join(' ').gsub(/(\W)/) do |match|
    '\\%s' % match
  end
  cmd = "cd #{dir} && git grep #{string}"
  output = `#{cmd}`

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<?php
// Adonis from Chat4All needed a multibyte wordwrap function that support multiple words, 
// So based on some code from php.net I hacked together the following function.
// It's not pretty, but it works. It is supposed to be combined with a simple bbcode parser.

  /*
  * Based on code by Matt at newbiewebdevelopment dot idk
  * http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/function.wordwrap.php#89369
  * Adapted to support multiple words by Filip H.F. "FiXato" Slagter,
  * http://github.com/FiXato

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'tempfile'
case ARGV[0]
when nil
  abort "usage: mysqluser [add|] <arg(s)>"
when 'add'
  abort "usage: mysqluser add <username> <password>" unless ARGV[2]
  usernames = ["'#{ARGV[1]}'@'localhost'", "'#{ARGV[1]}'@'%'"]
  mysql_commands = []
  usernames.each do |username|

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# use the ubuntu machine gem
require 'capistrano/ext/ubuntu-machine'


# #######################################
# HOSTING PROVIDER CONFIGURATION
# Those tasks have been tested with several hosting providers
# and sometimes tasks are specific to those providers
set :hosting_provider, "slicehost" # currently supported : ovh-rps, ovh-dedie, slicehost

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# Rake tasks to install OpenTTD from their Subversion source.
# Note: this is used on a Macbook, so the configuration and installation are based on this.
def cmd(str)
  puts str
  system str
end

desc 'Configure sources for compilation'
task :configure do
  cmd './configure --with-ccache --enable-strip --disable-universal --with-cocoa MAKEOPTS="-j5" CFLAGS="-pipe" CXXFLAGS="-pipe"'

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# Works like :gem for rails, but sets source to github's gem repo.
# add to lib/github_gem.rb in your rails project.
module Rails
  class Configuration
    def github_gem(name, options = {})
      options[:source] = 'http://gems.github.com'
      options[:lib] = name.sub(/[^-]+-/, '') unless options.has_key?(:lib)
      self.gem(name, options)
    end
  end

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# Usage: githubify <gemspec_file> [username]
# Requires: github.name to be set for the current git project or [username] to be specified
# Result: creates/overwrites a file named <username>-<gemspec_file> and updates the s.name in there have the same project name format.
#
# Author: Wes Oldenbeuving
# E-mail: narnach@gmail.com
# License: MIT-LICENSE

class String

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
orig_lines = File.read('24_Hour_Party_People.srt').strip.split("\r\n\r")
replacement_lines = File.read('24_Hour_Party_People_utf8.txt').strip.split("\n\n")
File.open('24ppl.srt','w') do |f|
  orig_lines.each_with_index do |l,i|
    l.strip!
    srt = l.split("\n")
    next unless replacement_lines[i]
    nsrt = replacement_lines[i].split("\n")
    f.puts(srt[0])