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import logging
import re

# Receives alert emails from ADT Pulse and expects them to have
# an extra text of the form 'action=YOUR_ACTION' in the body.
# Calls IFTT with your key and the given action to trigger a webhook.

from google.appengine.ext.webapp.mail_handlers import InboundMailHandler
from google.appengine.api import urlfetch
import webapp2

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(function() {
  var events = ["load", "error"];
  
  events.forEach(function(type) {
    document.addEventListener(type, function(e) {
      console.log('[Event] ' + type, e.target);
    }, true);
  });
  
})();

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#!/bin/bash

# Outputs commands to delete local branches that have an
# associated merged (really closed) PR.
# In particular, this also works if the remote branch was
# before merging rebased remotely.

# BIG CAVEAT: This will report branches that have a closed,
# but not merged PR for deletion.

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dig foo.cdn.ampproject.org

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Status quo

Current ES6 module usage (and general JS usage) in the browser relies on transpilation (due to non-widepread support in browsers) and bundling (to limit HTTP request count and HTTP waterfalls) for performance (module count easily goes into the 1000s which even with HTTP2 cannot be efficiently loaded in a module-per-request strategy; even when using Push to avoid HTTP waterfalls).

Bundling strategies

The bundlers use 2 large classes of strategies to bring N modules into a single JS file:

1. (require.js, browserify, webpack): Each module gets put into a function that can be addressed by name. There is typically an export object per module where all exports are properties of that object.
2. (closure compiler, rollup): Modules get compiled away and exported symbols become essentially global variables (at least within compilation unit) and directly accessed by other modules.

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/**
 * Delays calling the given function until the browser is notifying us
 * about a certain minimum budget or the timeout is reached.
 * @param {!Window} win
 * @param {number} startTime When we started waiting for idle.
 * @param {number} minimumTimeRemaining Minimum number of millis idle
 *     budget for callback to fire.
 * @param {number} timeout in millis for callback to fire.
 * @param {function()} fn Callback.
 */

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• Supported allow- values in iframe sandbox attribute.

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var sessions = [].map.call($$('tr[dir]'), function(row, i) {
  if (i < 6) {
    return;
  }
  row = [].map.call(row.children, function(td) {
    return td.textContent;
  });
  var s = [{},{}];
  s[0].time = row[1]
  s[0].speaker = row[5]

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{
  "locale": "de",
  "text": {
    "#authors": [
      {
        "name": "Malte Ubl",
        "screen-name": "cramforce"
      }
    ],
    "tweet": {

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var COLS = {
  name: 0,
  title: 11,
  summary: 12,
  imageSrc: 10
};

var TEMPLATE = '---\n\
layout: main\n\