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## whendidifinish.sh
echo "last | grep shutdown | grep -v $USER" | sh | awk '{print "On "$3", "$4" "$5" finished at "$6}'

## gitcommitmsg.sh
 echo Enter username; read i; echo "curl https://api.github.com/users/$i/events -s" | sh | grep message | sed -e 's/          "message": //g' -e 's/",/"/g'

## SimpleDebug.js
/*
 * Author: Maciej Baron
 */
 ;(function (SimpleDebug, $, undefined) {

    /*
     *  Simple debugging
     */

    var debugEnabled = false;

## jsmodule.sublime-snippet
<!--
	Just simply type 'module', press Tab, then enter the name of the "module",
	press Tab again and then either press Backspace to remove JQuery "support"
	or press Tab once more to finish.

	This creates an anonymous self-executing function which is a design pattern
	that can be seen in e.g. jQuery's source code.

	One of the major benefits of this pattern is that you can limit access to
	variables and functions within your closure, essentially making them private
	/*
	* Author: Maciej Baron
	*/
	;(function (SimpleDebug, $, undefined) {

	/*
	* Simple debugging
	*/

	var debugEnabled = false;
	<!--
	Just simply type 'module', press Tab, then enter the name of the "module",
	press Tab again and then either press Backspace to remove JQuery "support"
	or press Tab once more to finish.

	This creates an anonymous self-executing function which is a design pattern
	that can be seen in e.g. jQuery's source code.

	One of the major benefits of this pattern is that you can limit access to
	variables and functions within your closure, essentially making them private