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# Usage:
# 1. Install twurl from RubyGems
# 2. Create a Twitter app at https://apps.twitter.com/ (if you don't have one)
# 3. twurl authorize --consumer-key ldny[...]ulfQ --consumer-secret MTXY[...]TRsI
# 4. bash tweet_deleter.sh 2010-05 tweets.csv

# Use at your own risk ;)


# Notes for using multiple accounts with twurl:

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# A terrible script that really should be using the Twitter gem rather than
# calling into twurl.
#
# (This was originally a shell script, but my POSIX-fu wasn't good
#  enough to figure out how to get it to work on Mac OS...)
#
# Usage:
#   $ ruby twitter_unblocker.rb /path/to/twurl
# Example:
#   $ ruby twitter_unblocker.rb `where twurl`

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#include <inttypes.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

enum OpType { OpNull = 0, OpAdd, OpSubtract };

typedef int64_t eqVal;
#define eqPRI PRIi64

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Kitterspeak Reference

This document is meant to be a reference for users and implementers of Kitterspeak, a scripting language for animating graphical shapes used by the MMOSG Furcadia.

Concept

Each Furcadia shape has four layers, at which it may draw its frames. These are, in order from bottom to top:

• BG - background,
• BEHIND - behind furre,
• furre (not directly usable),
• FRONT - in front of furre,
• FG - foreground.

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import struct
import sys

# 1 is maybe s32?

# Commands:
# Room In --
#  18 -- (8?)
#  88 -- (1:a, 6:b)
# 236 -- (1:a, 1:b)

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tilenum = 0x300
tileset = 3
framedelays = 4,4,4,4
texname = ww_300.bin

end tile


tilenum = 0x301
tileset = 3

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{
	"username": "ninji-vahran",
	"database": "notifier.db",
	"cookies": {
		"__cfduid": "REDACTED",
		"a": "REDACTED",
		"b": "REDACTED",
		"folder": "inbox"
	},
	"pushbullet_key": "REDACTED",

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am treeki on github.
• I am ninji (https://keybase.io/ninji) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASA14uVhXUBlklIXELI8OKbNzPAvJnyCI-mlCKTdBtHQbAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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import json
with open('/Users/ash/src/psion/all_exports.json', 'r') as f:
	all_exports = json.load(f)
del all_exports['EKERN'] #not valid for Windermere
  
def get_pascal_string(addr):
	count = Byte(addr)
	return ''.join([chr(Byte(addr + 1 + x)) for x in range(count)])

def scan_file(path, safepath, addr, size):

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import binascii, struct, zlib
 
key = b'Ti92T_77Zij_MiTik'
 
def decrypt_pkt(buf):
    a = buf[:2]
    b = buf[10:12]
 
    if buf[8] == 1:
        raise 'gzipped!!'