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## benchmark.rb
require "benchmark/ips"

# Run instructions
#
#   gem install benchmark-ips
#   ruby benchmark.rb

def with_named_params(a:, b:)
  a + b
end

## id_rsa.pub
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDFgb++kuk9Aoea7waDAoBm+g9y2d3yd4TAVuNxX35tN8LBYam8Y0+97s6vHH/hk4BD1CrB2N02UX7f05JoypmvQicqxsVN97KxKK7yxfwqZMG836Cokq8TkqfPhhBCLidSI+zJVc8n3rGJlxG0vh+cr7XSd2hs4b0HgdZtUZg6GcOnh4vc1kQSFOpdDeAusQFCyJ0NEYe8vgWSEDU2QMWSRUQpZ8H/Rftn+YbcfQFgXS7/vc0K+pi/Ayj241vUQJ9eXMaw7e0TXYmr8/USwonN3xm31zCryWQN4zZlEayIuD86d7lo60ommEBK3hn3VqQb/M9WA6cbMY3Ffjv3XoHJ lukasrieder

## adyen.md

      
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    1. Creating a recurring contract with the clients encrypted credit card:

There I am using an amount with value: 0 to ensure the clients card is valid without creating an actual charge.
The request is like any payment request, but explicitly states a shopper reference and the recurring contract.
Request:
POST https://pal-test.adyen.com/pal/servlet/Payment/v12/authorise
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
Pragma: process-retry


## budda.rb
require "open-uri"

# Public: Gives you one german wisdom by Budda.
def wise_saying
  open("http://zitatezumnachdenken.com/buddha/page/#{1 + Date.today.yday % 5}")
    .read
    .scan(%r{<a href="http://zitatezumnachdenken.com/buddha/\d+"><p>.+})
    .map { |line| line =~ %r{<p>(.+)</p>} && $1 }
    .compact
    .sample

## repair.md

      
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                MacBook Pro repair level: Christmas Cookies
              
          
    Issue

My display stopped working, showed weird patterns and shut off at random. My graphics basically looked like striped christmas wrapping. I got a 15" MacBook Pro Late 2011 model.
Solution

Some googling for the issue on my iPad showed that baking my logic board, as weird as it sounds, might actually be the solution. Since it was a dead logic board in my eyes, I was willing to give it a try. Correctly put, this process should reflow some of the solder on the logic board and connect it properly.
And later I found out these video issues are a thing, thus Apple offering a repair for these models. If you happen to have this video problems: You might want to turn it in at your local Apple repair store.

  
## assert_raises_transaction_safe.rb
# A module that allows DatabaseCleaner users to use assert_raises without breaking the transaction.
#
# Use with Module#prepend in a MiniTest::Spec class.
# You may need to adapt `DB` to your Sequel connection.
module AssertRaisesTransactionSafe
  def assert_raises(*args)
    if DB.in_transaction? && DB.supports_savepoints?
      super(*args) do
        DB.transaction(savepoint: true) { yield }
      end

## index.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<style>
.axis text {
  font: 1.1em sans-serif;
}
.axis path,
.axis line {
  fill: none;
  stroke: #000;

## 0_usage.md

      
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                Auto-refreshing XOAuth token system for Google
              
          
    Usage

Simple as XOauthSession.access_token.
First time usage, either create a yaml file yourself or:

Setup your app at Google developer console.
There you follow the menu "APIs & auth" > "Credentials". Click "Create new Client ID" and select "Installed Application" and then "Other".
Download oauth2.py and execute the following with the credentials of the Google Developer console.

  
## scraper.rb
require "json"
require "turbotlib"
require "mechanize"
require "pdf-reader"
require "pry"

agent = Mechanize.new
agent.max_history = nil # unlimited history
agent.pluggable_parser.pdf = Mechanize::Download

## pajax.js
  // pajax functionality
  function pajaxForm(form) {
    var url = form.attr("action");
    var target = form.data("pajax");
    form.ajaxSubmit({
      type: "POST",
      url: url,
      target: "*[data-pajax-target=" + target + "]"
    });
  };
	require "benchmark/ips"

	# Run instructions
	#
	# gem install benchmark-ips
	# ruby benchmark.rb

	def with_named_params(a:, b:)
	a + b
	end
	require "open-uri"

	# Public: Gives you one german wisdom by Budda.
	def wise_saying
	open("http://zitatezumnachdenken.com/buddha/page/#{1 + Date.today.yday % 5}")
	.read
	.scan(%r{<a href="http://zitatezumnachdenken.com/buddha/\d+"><p>.+})
	.map { \|line\| line =~ %r{<p>(.+)</p>} && $1 }
	.compact
	.sample
	# A module that allows DatabaseCleaner users to use assert_raises without breaking the transaction.
	#
	# Use with Module#prepend in a MiniTest::Spec class.
	# You may need to adapt `DB` to your Sequel connection.
	module AssertRaisesTransactionSafe
	def assert_raises(*args)
	if DB.in_transaction? && DB.supports_savepoints?
	super(*args) do
	DB.transaction(savepoint: true) { yield }
	end
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<style>
	.axis text {
	font: 1.1em sans-serif;
	}
	.axis path,
	.axis line {
	fill: none;
	stroke: #000;
	require "json"
	require "turbotlib"
	require "mechanize"
	require "pdf-reader"
	require "pry"

	agent = Mechanize.new
	agent.max_history = nil # unlimited history
	agent.pluggable_parser.pdf = Mechanize::Download
	// pajax functionality
	function pajaxForm(form) {
	var url = form.attr("action");
	var target = form.data("pajax");
	form.ajaxSubmit({
	type: "POST",
	url: url,
	target: "*[data-pajax-target=" + target + "]"
	});
	};