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Idea for a Markdown preprocessor

Feature master list:

• Table of contents
  • {{toc}}?
  • ATX headers
  • two-pass processing for consistent stream
  • Ignore # in code blocks, quotes
• File transclusion

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AAU
Artpeople
betsafe.com
Bose
Digster
disco:wax
Dr. Oetker
Filtr
Finetunes
FRESH LIGE NU

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Based on [this guide by Andew Bolster, 2015-02-06][guide]; reposted for posterity and to address a minor awk field separator oddity.

Install unattended-upgrades:

$ sudo apt-get install unattended-upgrades -y

unattended-upgrades writes to the log file

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For unknown reasons I keep having to reset this. Now, additionally, the only relevant Google result leads to a GitHub issue that unfortunately points to a file on the master branch that has since been moved. Here are the direct links to the files.

Note that this icon has been changed in a later version. The newer version seems to be slightly larger. I dislike it, so this is the original gear.

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# These two commands both search the working directory
# for java class files that do not declare a constructor.
#
# The first command is marginally faster than the second;
# for truly large code bases, this may matter,
# but mostly it won't.
#
# The commands disregard package-info.java and tests.

# #1: Finds all files in the first pass,

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Server list at https://www.ipvanish.com/api/servers.geojson

No CORS. Copy the JavaScript functions below into the console and confirm. Copy all the (JSON) output in the browser window into the console, into a variable named e.g. everything. Copy the final line, then play arround with the all array.

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#!/bin/bash

set -o errexit
set -o nounset

[[ $# -eq 1 ]] || {
    echo "usage: $0 <author>"
    exit 1
}

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#!/bin/bash

set -o errexit

if ! ps -e | grep -q spotify
then
    spotify > /dev/null 2>&1 &
fi

if ! ps -e | grep -q blockify-ui

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The following command generates a 20 character password from all visible ASCII characters (94) except '"|\ (90), which are problematic in some contexts, like embedding in (unversioned) source code, for approximately [128 bits of entropy (90²⁰ = 1.22e+39)][math]:

$ < /dev/urandom tr -dc [:graph:] | tr -d \|\\\'\\\\\" | head -c20 | xsel --clipboard 

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This command recursively finds every file matching the glob pattern *.* (name.extension) in the working directory, excluding child directories whose names start with ..

This is useful for skipping various VCS directories, for instance.

find . -type d -path './.*' -prune -o -type f -name '*.*' -print