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## toggle_keyboard_lights
#!/bin/bash
# Script that switches on and off the keyboard light on my Thinkpad

backlight_set() {
    value="$1"
    dbus-send --type=method_call --print-reply=literal --system       \
        --dest='org.freedesktop.UPower'                               \
        '/org/freedesktop/UPower/KbdBacklight'                        \
        'org.freedesktop.UPower.KbdBacklight.SetBrightness'           \
        "int32:${value}}"

## change_brightness
#!/bin/bash
# Usage:  change_brightness <device_name> (+/-)
#  I use this in my i3 config to allow the brightness buttons to work on my Thinkpad

set -e

get_display_info() {
  local device=$1
  local key=$2
  echo $(xrandr --verbose | grep -m 1 -w "$device connected" -A8 | \

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## cidr_to_ips.py
"""CIDR blocks share the first part of the bit sequence that comprises the
binary representation of the IP address

We determine the network portion of the address by applying a bitwise AND
operation to between the address and the netmask. A bitwise AND operation will
basically save the networking portion of the address and discard the host
portion.

In the CIDR notation 192.0.1.0/24, the prefix is 192.0.1.0, and the total number
of bits in the address is 24.  The least significant 8 bits are the IP addresses

## download_robert_montgomery_art.py
"""I wanted a screensaver of Robert Montgomery poems.  This script pulls
them from the gallery on his website
"""
import os
import sys

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests

if __name__ == "__main__":

## nfl_height_weight.csv

          
            number
            full_name
            position
            height_in_inches
            weight_in_lbs
            date_of_birth
            team

            
              23
              Alford, Robert
              CB
              70
              186
              11/1/1988
              ATL

            
              95
              Babineaux, Jonathan
              DT
              74
              300
              10/12/1981
              ATL

            
              72
              Baker, Sam
              T
              77
              301
              5/30/1985
              ATL

            
              59
              Bartu, Joplo
              OLB
              74
              230
              10/3/1990
              ATL

            
              71
              Biermann, Kroy
              OLB
              75
              255
              9/12/1985
              ATL

            
              63
              Blalock, Justin
              G
              76
              326
              12/20/1983
              ATL

            
              5
              Bosher, Matt
              P
              72
              208
              10/18/1987
              ATL

            
              3
              Bryant, Matt
              K
              69
              203
              5/29/1975
              ATL

            
              51
              Chaney, Jamar
              LB
              72
              242
              10/11/1986
              ATL

## .tmux.conf
##########################################################################
#                       _
#                      | |_ _ __ ___  _   ___  __
#                      | __| '_ ` _ \| | | \ \/ /
#                      | |_| | | | | | |_| |>  <
#                     . \__|_| |_| |_|\__,_/_/\_\.conf
#
##########################################################################
#C-o doesn't conflict with too much in Emacs
unbind-key C-b

## teams.txt
ATL - Atlanta - FALCONS
BUF - Buffalo - BILLS
CHI - Chicago - BEARS
CIN - Cincinnati - BENGALS
CLE - Cleveland - BROWNS
BAL - Baltimore - RAVENS
DAL - Dallas - COWBOYS
DEN - Denver - BRONCOS
DET - Detroit - LIONS
GB  - Green Bay - PACKERS

## ParseNFLHeightWeight.ipynb

      
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                ipython notebook that takes the file teams.txt, goes to nfl.com and scrapes the team roster for each time and puts the output into a SQLite database. Also requires file teams.txt, which is also in my github gists.
              
          
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## matrix_multiply.sql
-- Join columns to rows, group by rows and columns, then filter to get the cell you want.
SELECT A.row_num, B.col_num, SUM(A.value*B.value)
FROM A,B
WHERE A.col_num=B.row_num
GROUP BY A.row_num, B.col_num;
	#!/bin/bash
	# Script that switches on and off the keyboard light on my Thinkpad

	backlight_set() {
	value="$1"
	dbus-send --type=method_call --print-reply=literal --system \
	--dest='org.freedesktop.UPower' \
	'/org/freedesktop/UPower/KbdBacklight' \
	'org.freedesktop.UPower.KbdBacklight.SetBrightness' \
	"int32:${value}}"
	#!/bin/bash
	# Usage: change_brightness <device_name> (+/-)
	# I use this in my i3 config to allow the brightness buttons to work on my Thinkpad

	set -e

	get_display_info() {
	local device=$1
	local key=$2
	echo $(xrandr --verbose \| grep -m 1 -w "$device connected" -A8 \| \
	"""CIDR blocks share the first part of the bit sequence that comprises the
	binary representation of the IP address

	We determine the network portion of the address by applying a bitwise AND
	operation to between the address and the netmask. A bitwise AND operation will
	basically save the networking portion of the address and discard the host
	portion.

	In the CIDR notation 192.0.1.0/24, the prefix is 192.0.1.0, and the total number
	of bits in the address is 24. The least significant 8 bits are the IP addresses
	"""I wanted a screensaver of Robert Montgomery poems. This script pulls
	them from the gallery on his website
	"""
	import os
	import sys

	from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
	import requests

	if __name__ == "__main__":
number	full_name	position	height_in_inches	weight_in_lbs	date_of_birth	team
23	Alford, Robert	CB	70	186	11/1/1988	ATL
95	Babineaux, Jonathan	DT	74	300	10/12/1981	ATL
72	Baker, Sam	T	77	301	5/30/1985	ATL
59	Bartu, Joplo	OLB	74	230	10/3/1990	ATL
71	Biermann, Kroy	OLB	75	255	9/12/1985	ATL
63	Blalock, Justin	G	76	326	12/20/1983	ATL
5	Bosher, Matt	P	72	208	10/18/1987	ATL
3	Bryant, Matt	K	69	203	5/29/1975	ATL
51	Chaney, Jamar	LB	72	242	10/11/1986	ATL
	##########################################################################
	# _
	# \| \|_ _ __ ___ _ ___ __
	# \| __\| '_ ` _ \\| \| \| \ \/ /
	# \| \|_\| \| \| \| \| \| \|_\| \|> <
	# . \__\|_\| \|_\| \|_\|\__,_/_/\_\.conf
	#
	##########################################################################
	#C-o doesn't conflict with too much in Emacs
	unbind-key C-b
	ATL - Atlanta - FALCONS
	BUF - Buffalo - BILLS
	CHI - Chicago - BEARS
	CIN - Cincinnati - BENGALS
	CLE - Cleveland - BROWNS
	BAL - Baltimore - RAVENS
	DAL - Dallas - COWBOYS
	DEN - Denver - BRONCOS
	DET - Detroit - LIONS
	GB - Green Bay - PACKERS
	-- Join columns to rows, group by rows and columns, then filter to get the cell you want.
	SELECT A.row_num, B.col_num, SUM(A.value*B.value)
	FROM A,B
	WHERE A.col_num=B.row_num
	GROUP BY A.row_num, B.col_num;