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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# De-redacts PDF's that have been redacted by drawing PDF-native rectangles over the text
# This removes ALL rectangles so might also nuke any shape diagrams a bit

# python deredactatron.py a_redacted_doc.pdf
# Outputs: deredacted-a_redacted_doc.pdf

import sys
import re

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Every remaining website using the .museum TLD

The .museum TLD was created by the International Council of Museums (ICOM) in 2001 and is managed by The Museum Domain Management Association (MuseDoma). At the beginning the Museum Domain Management Association was shortened to its initials (MDMA) until the management team was advised to change it.

Anyone "of a nature to serve the interests of the world museum community" can register a .museum name. Each domain costs €35/year.

Over 1000 museum domains have been registered at both the second and third level, but at the time of writing in 2021 almost all are either defunct or redirect to another domain.

Below are the only remaining .museum websites using the TLD for their primary domain. This list was obtained by checking all 1134 domains listed on index.museum.

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Linkname	
Hostname
Port	SSL	Date	Time
card.freenode.net	
chat.freenode.net
6697	on	May 26	00:00
tildes.freenode.net	
chat.freenode.net
6667	off	May 25	22:00

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# This extracts all the code from a set of Doxygen generated documentation
# where the code is embedded and highlighted. You really only need to use this
# when attempting to recover lost code and you still have the docs.

# Writes all code out into the original directory structure relative to where
# the script is executed.

# Run: `python extract_code_from_doxygen.py URL_TO_DOXYGEN_FILES_PAGE`
# e.g. `python extract_code_from_doxygen.py http://swf2svg.sourceforge.net/azar/doc/files.html`

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import boto3

client = boto3.client("elasticbeanstalk")
apps = client.describe_applications()

for app in apps["Applications"]:
    envs = client.describe_environments(ApplicationName=app["ApplicationName"])
    for env in envs["Environments"]:
        env_name = env["EnvironmentName"]

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This was reverse engineered from the Android app

Bootstrap

• https://openhouselondon.open-city.org.uk/api/bootstrap
• Contains all the data about the current Open House event, and IDs needed for other requests

All listings

• https://openhouselondon.open-city.org.uk/api/buildings

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Pipecleaner is a tool for validating concourse pipelines.

Someone rewrote this in go because "it's not python 3 compatible",
so now they have a version 5x longer and less comprehensible. This
is a "port" to python3, via the 2to3 tool. It took 600ms to do.

It can check for the following issues:

* Resources being used in a job that have not been defined in the

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# An extremely hacky bit of code that takes SVG files output by Blender
# and splits all the multi-node line paths into single line paths to make
# editing easier. Example: A right-angle path is now two lines that meet.
#
# Blender has a habit of outputting really _weird_ paths that are annoying
# to edit on geometric shapes, and also outputs straight lines that are
# made up of many smaller straight line nodes. This code also merges those
# mini-line lines into single lines to stop you throwing your computer out
# of the window when you try and work with the SVG.
#