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#!/bin/bash

function capture_input(){
    export CAPPING=true
    export SSTTY
    if [[ "$(stty --save 2>/dev/null)" == "" ]]; then
        SSTTY="$(stty -g)" #BASH
    else
        SSTTY="$(stty --save)" #ZSH
    fi    

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LICENSE TYPE: OFFENSIVE LIMERICK

There once was a Dev from East Mass.,
who wished to ensure his code could be passed.
Feeling most license types,
  weren't worth all the hype
Wrote his own as an iconoclast.

His peers thought him a narcissist,

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/*
   CodePen Demo: https://codepen.io/ZenAtWork/pen/7a5c5e18834fb0584f310321a8c37456

   USAGE   
      Include any standard text inputs you wish to convert to ComboSliders, and set each's class to "slider". ex:
         <input type="text" id="testSlider" data-step="1" data-max="200" data-min="0" data-unit="%" data-value="10" class="ComboSlider" value="10" />
         <input type="text" id="testSlider2" data-step="1" data-max="10" data-min="0" data-unit="px" data-value="5" class="slider" />
   
      ...then (recommended onLoad, but knock yourselves out), call the conversion routine provided within the API:
         window.addEventListener('load', ComboSlider.convertAllComboSliders);

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class SingletonDefaultExportInstance {
  constructor() {
    this._type = 'SingletonDefaultExportInstance';
  }

  singletonMethod() {
    return 'singletonMethod';
  }

  static staticMethod() {

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/**
* @license documentWrite.js 1.0.0 Copyright Nerdy Deeds LLC.
* Released under MIT license, nerdy.deeds@done.cheap
* This should be inserted into the very TOP of the HEAD element, 
* to intercept any accidental doc.writes prior to its inclusion.
*/
document.write=function(val, d=document){                                 // Override native document.write behavior
    if(!val || !d) return void(0);                                        // If we've been given no ouput value or scope, bail out
    var pars = callee = [...d.querySelectorAll('script')].pop();          // Gather all the <script> tags on page, and grab the last (the callee)
    while(!/body|head|html/gi.test(pars.tagName)) pars = pars.parentNode; // Iterate the DOM until we hit body, head, or html

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>

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#!/bin/bash

echo "
╔═ auto-execute: curl -sL https://bit.ly/getpowerline | bash ══╗
║                                                              ║
║   ╭─────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮    ║
║   │ BASH PROMPT POWERLINE-STATUS AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION │    ║
║   ╰─────────────────────────────────────────── v.1.0.0 ─╯    ║
║                                                              ║
║   AUTHOR: @JJ (Nerdy Deeds, LLC)      CREATED: 06.25.2019    ║

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LICENSE TYPE: OFFENSIVE LIMERICK

There once was a Dev from East Mass.,
who wished to ensure his code could be passed.
Feeling most license types,
  weren't worth all the hype
Wrote his own as an iconoclast.

His peers thought him a narcissist,

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Reticle.js

Displays a crosshair reticle (along with its corresponding coordinate pair) on screen. Useful for verifying object positioning, cursor position, locating X/Y coordinates of an object for callouts, etc.

Implementation/Usage Modes

Reticle currently has three modes:

1. Direct Placement Mode (Red Reticle)

A red reticle will be placed such that it's center lies precisely at the on-screen coordiantes specified. That is to say, it will entirely ignore your current scroll position. This is due to the reticle being absolutely-positioned. A fixed position reticle will respect the true coordinates, but will bollocks onClick mode. Thus, if you're so inclined to extend this out, keep that in mind.