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    Title: 	Summer 2023 Anime Season Watchlist
Author:	kyoudai
Date: 2023-06-20
Watchlist

Summer 2023 Anime Season

Last update: 2023-06-20T21:00:23-07:00
| Start | Time Slot[^1] | Title | Status | Type |

  
## 2023q3 Watchlist.html
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## 79666245.html
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## Reload Chrome tabs in front window
(*
 *
 * App:     Google Chrome
 * Author:  Billy H~ ‹-gitster [@] hal0thane net-›
 * Updated: 2010-11-22
 *
 * Rationale:
 *      I tend to have open many (very many) browser tabs at the same time,
 *      which is one of the only things that Google Chrome does not seem to
 *      handle quite well. As a result, Chrome tends to flip out and require me

## gist:167963
## RUBY TRICKS TO REMEMBER

# Parallel assignment

x, y = 1, 2		# Parallel assignment: x = 1; y = 2
a, b = b, a 		# Swap the values of a & b -- no throwaway var needed!

# Using methods to start a code block:

File.open("data.txt") do |f|	# Open the file 'data.txt'

## gist:157447
I've been fighting the same problem and have to say the hint provided here about resetting the launch services, and letting `launchd` do this at login (via Lingon) is invaluable. Thanks a lot for that, it makes FileVault far more usable!

After using this for a while, I have however discovered a side effect of resetting the launch services that is rather annoying--but I have also found a solution for it.

The _problem_ is that after resetting the launch services, calling a protocol handler registered by a user installed application is considered a **first time call** again, meaning it needs to be confirmed by the user (unless the app has been started directly before the call). Examples I stumbled upon are:

* bookmarking through the Pukka bookmarklet
* opening an Evernote note from a Spotlight search
* calling a `man` page in Safari through Bwana.

## gist:156063
<|tatermuffin|.../@-devtools/@-gnu|>
  (ttys001|4679)
:>  for (( i = 31 ; i > 0 ; i-- )); do
%- if [[ "/" = "/" ]]; then
%- slash=0
%- echo "Final slash at 4: /src"
%- fi
%- done
Final slash at 21: /src/@-devtools/@-gnu
Final slash at 15: /src/@-devtools

## Redirect and evaluate.sh
# TIP: from Allan Odgaard
 	command1 &> >(command2)
# pipes the output of 'command1' to 'command2' but the status is still evaluated from 'command1'. Really cool.

## gist:141691
#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Bash snippet to open new shells in most recently visited dir.
# Useful if you want to open a new terminal tab at the present
# tab's location.

# Put this in your .bash_logout ONLY!

# At logout, remember the PWD, and switch there on next login
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="US">
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8" />
	<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge,chrome=1" />
	<title>Summer 2023 Anime Season Watchlist</title>
	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
	<style id="mkstylesheet">
	/*
	This document has been created with Marked.app <https://marked2app.com>
	(*
	*
	* App: Google Chrome
	* Author: Billy H~ ‹-gitster [@] hal0thane net-›
	* Updated: 2010-11-22
	*
	* Rationale:
	* I tend to have open many (very many) browser tabs at the same time,
	* which is one of the only things that Google Chrome does not seem to
	* handle quite well. As a result, Chrome tends to flip out and require me
	## RUBY TRICKS TO REMEMBER

	# Parallel assignment

	x, y = 1, 2 # Parallel assignment: x = 1; y = 2
	a, b = b, a # Swap the values of a & b -- no throwaway var needed!

	# Using methods to start a code block:

	File.open("data.txt") do \|f\| # Open the file 'data.txt'
	I've been fighting the same problem and have to say the hint provided here about resetting the launch services, and letting `launchd` do this at login (via Lingon) is invaluable. Thanks a lot for that, it makes FileVault far more usable!

	After using this for a while, I have however discovered a side effect of resetting the launch services that is rather annoying--but I have also found a solution for it.

	The _problem_ is that after resetting the launch services, calling a protocol handler registered by a user installed application is considered a first time call again, meaning it needs to be confirmed by the user (unless the app has been started directly before the call). Examples I stumbled upon are:

	* bookmarking through the Pukka bookmarklet
	* opening an Evernote note from a Spotlight search
	* calling a `man` page in Safari through Bwana.
	<\|tatermuffin\|.../@-devtools/@-gnu\|>
	(ttys001\|4679)
	:> for (( i = 31 ; i > 0 ; i-- )); do
	%- if [[ "/" = "/" ]]; then
	%- slash=0
	%- echo "Final slash at 4: /src"
	%- fi
	%- done
	Final slash at 21: /src/@-devtools/@-gnu
	Final slash at 15: /src/@-devtools
	# TIP: from Allan Odgaard
	command1 &> >(command2)
	# pipes the output of 'command1' to 'command2' but the status is still evaluated from 'command1'. Really cool.
	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	# Bash snippet to open new shells in most recently visited dir.
	# Useful if you want to open a new terminal tab at the present
	# tab's location.

	# Put this in your .bash_logout ONLY!

	# At logout, remember the PWD, and switch there on next login