" and 1=1 " datamafia

## sexy_or.py
d = dict()
d['a'] = 1

d.update(
    {
        'a': 2
    }
)
print d

## timestamp.py
import calendar
from time import gmtime
print calendar.timegm(gmtime())

###################################
# Follow Me on Twitter @datamafia #
###################################

## buffer_multi_profile.py
"""because the instructions were not clear to me, if I missed
something or this does not work drop a comment and I will fix.
After figuring this out I just wanted to put the solution
somewhere. Code pulled from working project."""

from __future__ import print_function
import os, urllib, url

buffer_base_url = 'https://api.bufferapp.com'

## ex.js
// class w/construct
var happy = function (msg) {
     this.message = msg;
};

// method
happy.prototype.hello = function(){
    console.log('hi');
    console.log(this.message)
}

## config.cfg
[section]
key=value
otherKey=otherValue

## url_validation.py
"""Check the validity of URL for maximum compliance, return "ready to
use" url address (with http:// as needed) on success

Abstract: Be dry. URL verification is a persistent need, this iteration
    has been very handy for website use, such as profile creation and seems
    to have a near total compliance with the changing URL schemas.

No code is prefect, olease let me know if you find error or have a proposed
    patch.

## snippet.liquid
<!-- List tags for product -->
{% if product.tags.size > 0 %}
<div><span class="mellow" >tags:</span>
{% for tag in product.tags %}
<a href="/collections/all/{{ tag | replace: ' ','-' }}">{{ tag }}</a>
{% endfor %}
</div>
{% endif %}

## worpress_dev.php
<?php
/*
Install this in your theme header.php as the first statement
(next line right after the <?php opening tag)

Change $magic_word to what ever variable you want to use,
default is "preview"

To use this, go to yoursite.com?preview and a session will
be created and access to the site will last as long as the

## mini_subclass.py
#!/usr/bin/env python

class A(object):
    var = 'A'

    def __init__(self):
        self.test()

    def test(self):
        print 'Class A: '+self.var

## repr_and_haphazard.py
#!/usr/bin/env python

# Fast and haphazard introduction
# to repr in Python

g = 'x'
print(g) # x
# reprESENTATION is if... (terminal)
print(repr(g)) # 'x'
repr = 'y'
	import calendar
	from time import gmtime
	print calendar.timegm(gmtime())

	###################################
	# Follow Me on Twitter @datamafia #
	###################################
	"""because the instructions were not clear to me, if I missed
	something or this does not work drop a comment and I will fix.
	After figuring this out I just wanted to put the solution
	somewhere. Code pulled from working project."""

	from __future__ import print_function
	import os, urllib, url

	buffer_base_url = 'https://api.bufferapp.com'
	// class w/construct
	var happy = function (msg) {
	this.message = msg;
	};

	// method
	happy.prototype.hello = function(){
	console.log('hi');
	console.log(this.message)
	}
	"""Check the validity of URL for maximum compliance, return "ready to
	use" url address (with http:// as needed) on success

	Abstract: Be dry. URL verification is a persistent need, this iteration
	has been very handy for website use, such as profile creation and seems
	to have a near total compliance with the changing URL schemas.

	No code is prefect, olease let me know if you find error or have a proposed
	patch.
	<!-- List tags for product -->
	{% if product.tags.size > 0 %}
	<div><span class="mellow" >tags:</span>
	{% for tag in product.tags %}
	<a href="/collections/all/{{ tag \| replace: ' ','-' }}">{{ tag }}</a>
	{% endfor %}
	</div>
	{% endif %}
	<?php
	/*
	Install this in your theme header.php as the first statement
	(next line right after the <?php opening tag)

	Change $magic_word to what ever variable you want to use,
	default is "preview"

	To use this, go to yoursite.com?preview and a session will
	be created and access to the site will last as long as the
	#!/usr/bin/env python

	class A(object):
	var = 'A'

	def __init__(self):
	self.test()

	def test(self):
	print 'Class A: '+self.var
	#!/usr/bin/env python

	# Fast and haphazard introduction
	# to repr in Python

	g = 'x'
	print(g) # x
	# reprESENTATION is if... (terminal)
	print(repr(g)) # 'x'
	repr = 'y'