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#!/bin/bash -
#
# Given a playlist, expected in M3U format, copies
# the songs listed in said playlist to the given
# output directory, creating a new playlist using
# relative path names. This new folder can then be
# shared more easily.

playlist="$1"   # Path to an M3U file.
tmpfile="$(mktemp playlist.XXXXX)"

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#!/bin/bash -x

#
# Switch out one Signal Desktop installation for another.
#

APPSUPPORT_DISABLED="$HOME/tmp/Library-DISABLED/Application Support"

mkdir -p "$APPSUPPORT_DISABLED"

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#!/bin/bash -
#
# Bash script to separate a single vCard containing multiple contacts
# into multiple vCard files each with its own contact.
#
# Usage:
#
#     ./contact-split.sh < INPUT_FILE.vcf
#
# where INPUT_FILE.vcf is, of course, the monolithic vCard  file.

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<?php
/**
 * Adds HTTP protocol support to the server.
 *
 * @package RecurseCenter\Interivew\SocketServer
 */
require_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/interface-rcinterview-reader.php';

/**
 * HTTP protocol reader.

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#!/bin/bash -
#
# File:        cg-make-snapshot.sh
#
# Description: A utility script that takes a static snapshot of any
#              Crabgrass group that you have access to.
#
# Examples:    Use cg-make-snapshot.sh to create a mirror containing
#              the contents of a Crabgrass group.
#

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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Convert a set of similarly-structured .xlsx files into a SQLite DB.
#
# For example, say you have hundreds of Excel files in a directory
# called "big-analysis-project" and that each of these Excel files
# has a worksheet containing the same set of columns. Rather than
# having hundreds of separate Excel files, it would be handy to have
# all their data inside one relational database management system.
#

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#!/bin/bash

function remove_dir () {
    rm -rf "$1_"

    if [ -d "$1" ]
    then
        mv "$1" "$1_"
    fi
}

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<?php
// You need to use the FetLife.php library available at GitHub, here:
//     https://github.com/meitar/libFetLife/blob/fbf4123eb1682369d8a4ad86011b87e3717297af/FetLife.php
require_once 'libFetLife/FetLife.php';
if (!defined('STDIN') || !defined('STDERR')) { die('Please run this from the command line.'); }

// Obviously(?) replace the USERNAME with a username that can log in to FetLife, and the PASSWORD with that user's password.
$FL = new FetLifeUser('USERNAME', 'PASSWORD');
// Uncomment this next line to use a local SOCKS proxy, like Tor.
//$FL->connection->setProxy('localhost:9050', CURLPROXY_SOCKS5);