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## remove-w3schools-from-google-search.user.js
// ==UserScript==
// @name          Ditch W3Schools
// @namespace     pwa.lu
// @description   Remove w3schools.com results from Google
// @include       http://www.google.tld/*
// @include       https://www.google.tld/*
// @version       1.0
// @grant         none
// ==/UserScript==
//

## mpv-gnome-inhibit.lua
--[[

Prevent the screen from blanking while a video is playing.

This script is a workaround for the GNOME+Wayland issue documented in the
[Disabling Screensaver] section of the mpv manual, and depends on
gnome-session-inhibit (usually provided by the gnome-session package) to set up
the inhibitors.


## utils.jq
# Dynamically parses a string into a PATHS array, typically to use with the
# builtins `getpath/1`, `setpath/2` and `delpaths/1`.
#
# This is similar to the native function `path/1` for exact match path
# expressions, but takes the path as a string instead of an actual path, which
# allows to parse it at runtime. This can be useful for working with paths that
# you get from your data, or passing paths from a shell script safely (until a
# more powerful `eval` builtin gets implemented, see [jq#384]),
# e.g.:
#

## kdocker-launch
#!/usr/bin/env python3

import argparse
import os
import re
import shlex
import shutil
import subprocess

# pyxdg; https://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/pyxdg/
	--[[

	Prevent the screen from blanking while a video is playing.

	This script is a workaround for the GNOME+Wayland issue documented in the
	[Disabling Screensaver] section of the mpv manual, and depends on
	gnome-session-inhibit (usually provided by the gnome-session package) to set up
	the inhibitors.
	# Dynamically parses a string into a PATHS array, typically to use with the
	# builtins `getpath/1`, `setpath/2` and `delpaths/1`.
	#
	# This is similar to the native function `path/1` for exact match path
	# expressions, but takes the path as a string instead of an actual path, which
	# allows to parse it at runtime. This can be useful for working with paths that
	# you get from your data, or passing paths from a shell script safely (until a
	# more powerful `eval` builtin gets implemented, see [jq#384]),
	# e.g.:
	#
	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	import argparse
	import os
	import re
	import shlex
	import shutil
	import subprocess

	# pyxdg; https://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/pyxdg/