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Plain Text Password

jason$ PASSWORD="Passw0rD"

Hashed password using md5

Safer: If someone has access to the database, they cannot see the passwords in plaintext and must run them through a hashing algorithm

jason$ echo $PASSWORD | md5
c0e49fa492cf94f8a9eab8b8166f271b

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#!/usr/bin/env python

'''
This script will create a file of a specified size
Usage: ./create_file_of_size.py --filename myfile --filesize 2 --magnitude mb
      => File myfile with size 2mb been created
'''

# Dependencies
import math

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# How random is Ruby's Random Class?

require 'descriptive_statistics'

def rand_distribution(iters)
  found = Hash.new
  100.times { |key| found[key.to_s] = 0 }
  iters.times do
    rand_num = Random.rand(0..99)
    found[rand_num.to_s] += 1

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# encoding: UTF-8

# Jason M Willems
# github.com/at1as
# 15 September 2014
# 514-746-0452

require 'Base64'

ENCODED = "pr+/trjGu8vDeXmuw8F9y8TT1MPKyYXP2qKJjL7b2tOP5Nnb4dvolsTZ55ry3fCe7eX35/Wk8uvo9v2q//ut+f3/CMCz2gQIt/0P/w0VEQYIDgjCCBAYC9PIHRIQHhLVItD4ISIbIRvl2tkOMCEwIiA54Ss25CbmLjc4LuswLkfvREDyRkNBTDz4SU9VVklDUg4PEA=="

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*PyPi Package*

Structure:

├── LICENSE.md
├── README.md
├── hello_world
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── hello_world.py
├── hello_world_runner.py

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

## Find necessary method for desired result
## entering:
##    jason$ method_find.rb "HELLO" "hello"
## returns:
##    HELLO.downcase == hello
##    HELLO.swapcase == hello

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Create Controller

• rails generate controller Users new

Generate Model (also creates a migration)

• rails generate model User name:string email:string

Create Migration

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/* Paste into your browser console to replace all instances in FaceBook of big 3 Canadian political parties 
with "Big Government Party" and their leaders with "Big Government Politician" */

function traverseDOM(node, func) {
    func(node);
    node = node.firstChild;
    while (node) {
      traverseDOM(node, func);
      node = node.nextSibling;
    }

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#!/usr/bin/env python2.7

'''
This program will add a number to its reverse until a palindrome is found
It will try up to 1000 iterations (configurable), or else notify the user a palindrome was not found
'''

count, maxIterations, currentValue = 1, 1000, ''

#Accept integers in range(1,100)

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#!/usr/bin/env python2.7

'''
Return the count of zeros contained in the numbers within a specified range
'''

index, increment, count = 1, 2, 0
ceiling = int(raw_input("\nCeiling: "))
oddEven = raw_input("Search through:\nOdd numbers \t- 1 \nEven numbers \t- 2 \nOdd & Even \t- 3\n\nInput(1,2,3)? ")