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import os
import sys
import inspect

import timeflake
from peewee import *
from timeflake.extensions.peewee import TimeflakeBase62Field, TimeflakeUUIDField

# config

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Really Useful Engines

Notes on making factorio-thomas, a mod for Factorio that adds several talking locomotives.

My son starting walking not long ago, and he can say a few words (mostly "this" and "that"), but he really likes Thomas & Friends, and will give an enthusiastic "toot, toot" whenever the little blue engine is seen.

Having just logged 200 hours in Factorio, I immediately got the itch to add these engines to the game, and get them huffing and puffing around my base. I set about reading the docs in the wiki, unpacking a few mods to inspect, and dusting cobwebs off the little bit of Lua that I knew.

Sprites

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#!/bin/bash

# Download mp4s from C-SPAN
# Use: cspan CSPAN_URL [outfile]

# - script depends on jq and pup
# -- jq is a commandline json processor
#    a precompiled binary can be obtained from https://github.com/stedolan/jq/releases
# -- pup is a commandline html processor (the jq of html/xml)
#    a precompiled binary can be obtained from https://github.com/ericchiang/pup/releases

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var Marked = require('marked')
var cryptoz = require('crypto')
var Nsh = require('node-syntaxhighlighter')
var namer = require('./namer')
var Page = require('./models').Page
var directives = require('./directives')
var Configurable = require('./configurable')

var Configuration = function () {
  Configurable.call(this)

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# rfw/python-ass does the heavy lifting,
# but I needed to hack around UTF-16 encoded files,
# saving them back as UTF-8

import ass
import re
import sys

in_file = sys.argv[1]
out_file = re.sub('[as]+$', 'txt', in_file)

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#!/usr/bin/python
import os
from StringIO import StringIO
from ConfigParser import ConfigParser, NoOptionError


DOCUMENTATION = '''
---
module: directadmincfg
short_description: Sets options to a direct admin options conf

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extends Panel

export(String) var host = "localhost"
export(int) var port = 7777
export(bool) var autoConnect = true

var Socket = preload("socket.gd")
var socket

func _init():

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## rpc.gd
# An experiment in using HTTPClient
# for blocking RPCs
# @author bibby<bibby@bbby.org>
#
# get( url )
# post( url, body )
# put( url, body )
# delete( url )

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