danielsamuels

from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC

driver = webdriver.Firefox()
driver.get('http://google.com')

# Log in to the developer console.
driver.find_element_by_id('Email').send_keys(args.google_email)
driver.find_element_by_id('Passwd').send_keys(args.google_password)
driver.find_element_by_id('Passwd').send_keys(Keys.RETURN)

danielsamuels

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danielsamuels

import glob2
import re
import os

if 'NO NAME' not in os.listdir('/Volumes/'):
    print "SD card not found."
    exit()

if 'CARDV' not in os.listdir('/Volumes/NO NAME'):
    print 'CARDV folder not found.'

danielsamuels

Hi, cool project, hope I can be of help. The layout of the network data is designed for minimal data, not for user-friendly parsing so I don't envy you trying to get useful data out of it.

The first part of the file is MetaData, which includes a CRC check, some version information, and information about the replay that we use to show in the list of replays. You seem to have that part all figured out so I'll move on to the fun stuff.

The remainder of the file is stuff serialized in this order:
- Array of strings for all of the levels that need to be loaded (array length followed by each string)
- Array of Keyframe information used for timeline scrubbing (array length followed by each keyframe struct) (Time, Frame, File Position)
- Array of bytes that is the bulk of the data. This is the raw network stream. (array length followed by a bunch of bytes)
- Array of debugging logs (strings). This reminds me that I should probably turn these off to make the replays smaller. (array length followed by each string)
- 

danielsamuels

:tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom:
:tom:                 H A P P Y      B I R T H D A Y               :tada:
:tada:                                   T O M                                          :tom:
:tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada::tom::tada:

danielsamuels

$('th.orderable').on('click', function() {
    {% if not filter.form.order.value %}
    if (window.location.search.length > 0) {
        window.location = window.location.href + '&{{ filter.order_by_field }}=-' + $(this).data('order-key');
    } else {
        window.location = window.location.href + '?{{ filter.order_by_field }}=-' + $(this).data('order-key');
    }
    {% else %}
    if ('-' + $(this).data('order-key') === '{{ filter.form.order.value }}') {
        // We're currently ordered by this key descending.

danielsamuels

"steam_id","username"
"76561198074407663","؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁؁"
"76561198028575178","ᴋ̲̲ᴇ̲̲ᴛ̲̲ᴀ̲̲ᴍ̲̲ɪ̲̲ɴ̲̲ᴇ̲̲☭"
"76561198109275098","ТронешьБратаЛяжешьСпать"
"76561198094096333","СлавяИзБесконечногоЛета"
"76561198051716922","ผมนี่อย่างโหดเลยไอสัด"
"76561198136119864","████████████████████"
"76561198110583646","ขายไอดีนี้สนใจทักแชท"
"76561198068261898","ขอบคุณที่ให้โอกาศหนู"
"76561198088711458","███████████████████"

danielsamuels

from django.conf import settings as django_settings
from django.core.management.base import BaseCommand
from fabric.api import *
from fabvenv import virtualenv

from _core import load_config

import datetime
import json
import requests

danielsamuels

Providing remote access to a PostgreSQL database.

sudo su - postgres
createuser remote -PS
psql

postgres=# \c database_name
postgres=# GRANT SELECT ON ALL TABLES IN SCHEMA public TO remote_user;
postgres=# ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES IN SCHEMA public GRANT SELECT ON TABLES TO remote_user;

danielsamuels

30 days with PyCharm

Bugs?

• Updating from 3.x corrupted the .app
• Javascript comments, no space after //.
• Comments (all languages), moves cursor down.
• Python imports aren't relative, they're full dotted paths.
• Projects open with no sidebar.
• Python if statements with brackets fucks up the indentation.