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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'json'
require 'thread'

def eep
  `mplayer #{ENV['HOME'] + '/.killsound'}`
end

def tabs

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 164 gpspake tbqh
 110 syliddar
  98 dpritchett is happy
  54 vongrippen
  46 bkmontgomery
  40 sbramlett
  36 dan9186
  32 my username can be as long as I damn well please GEORGE
  32 B R Y C E

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import feedparser, re    #feedparser available at http://feedparser.org/
def search_fatwallet(keyword):
    fw = feedparser.parse(r'http://feeds.feedburner.com/FatwalletHotDeals')
    for entry in fw.entries:
        if re.search(keyword, entry['title']):
            print entry['title'], '\n', entry['feedburner_origlink']
            print ''

"""			
>>> search_fatwallet('car')

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Setting up apex and www on github:

• https://help.github.com/articles/setting-up-an-apex-domain-and-www-subdomain/

Same thing but from cloudflare:

• https://blog.cloudflare.com/secure-and-fast-github-pages-with-cloudflare/

3rd party docs:

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#!/usr/bin/env sh

cd /Users/daniel/Projects/book/dpchat/Book

./rake clean screen &> log/build_log.txt

if ! grep 'Build failed' log/build_log.txt; then
  # osascript is osx-only
  osascript -e 'display notification "✅ Success! ✅" with title "bookbuild"'
  echo BUILD SUCCEEDED

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• interpreter: A program that reads a plain text source code file and attempts to execute the contents
• shell: a program that enables users to interactively explore their local operating system: its files, its utilities, and its peripherals. Examples: Bash, Powershell
• string: a representation of plain text data => "hello".class => String
• integer: a whole number => 100.class => Integer
• function: a segment of code defined and named for reuse

     def hi(name)
       puts "Hi, #{name}!"
     end

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# This file is used by Rack-based servers to start the application.

require ::File.expand_path('../config/environment', __FILE__)
run Rails.application

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// GLOBAL OBJECT THINGIES

// setInterval returns a number that you can save here.
// When you're ready to stop the active timer you pass the saved number to clearInterval and the timer stops.
// This way you can track multiple timers running concurrently in a complex app.
var mainTimerHandle = null;

// these are simple javascript objects.
// this is an Array of three Objects, each of which has a startAt number and a current number.
var clocks =  [

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• In the context of the window, start a timer (setInterval) to do a thing every 1000 ms
• that thing: tryToTickEachClockOnce():
  • find all clocks on the page
  • for each of those clocks, call decrementByOneSecondUnlessAlreadyZero(thisClockInParticular)