Jake Lodwick jakelodwick

## gist:a72f90c627db85d58ab6
#current way
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d  '{ "msg": "your_value_here" }' https://sender.blockspring.com/api/blocks/2a5d9f4c92ae2631f3f35db803f1c52b?api_key=Log-In-to-see-your-API-key

#possible alternative
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d  '{ "block_id": "2a5d9f4c92ae2631f3f35db803f1c52b", "msg": "your_value_here", "api_key": "Log-In-to-see-your-API-key" }' https://sender.blockspring.com/api/

## download.rb
`curl -O 'http://jakelodwick.imgix.net/bball.jpg\n'`

## keezyColors.js
var colors = ['FC4A39', 'F7CD6C', '79F7B9', 'AFC870', 'FD9A3F', 'FC5879', 'BA63BD', '5CF196'];

## everday_subdivide.rb
# This script assumes a dump of images from the Everyday iOS app.
# It distributes all images from images/ into N subdirectories,
# starting with 1 and proceeding to N.
# the intention is to load these images into a video editor
# to make a variant of Kalina's videos that shows multiple
# images at once.

require 'FileUtils'

print "Looking for images in folder 'images'... "

## gist:8378421
q:before { content: '\201C' }
q:after { content: '\201D'; }

## inject-jquery.js
// paste this into your browser's console and jQuery will be loaded
var jq = document.createElement('script');
jq.type = 'text/javascript';
jq.src = '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js';
document.head.appendChild(jq);

## outlines.css
* { outline: 1px dotted red } * * { outline: 1px dotted green } * * * { outline: 1px dotted orange } * * * * { outline: 1px dotted blue } * * * * * { outline: 1px solid fuchsia } * * * * * * { outline: 1px solid teal } * * * * * * * { outline: 1px solid indigo } * * * * * * * * { outline: 1px solid brown }

## current-local-ip
# type this in a terminal window to get your current local ip address:
ifconfig | grep 192 | awk '{print $2}'

# add this to whatever file runs when you open a new shell
# (~/.profile on OS X)
alias ip="ifconfig | grep 192 | awk '{print \$2}'"

# now you can type "ip" in a terminal window to get your local ip.
# note: you can replace "ip" with whatever you want.

## gist:3007505
    $(window).resize(function(){
      $('#someElement').each(function(i) {
        $(this).css('left', ($(this).parent().width() - $(this).outerWidth(true)) / 2);
      });
    }).resize();

## neat_r.php
<?PHP
/*

neat_r works like print_r but with much less visual clutter.
By Jake Lodwick. Copy freely.

Example with an array:

$data = array(
	"mode" => "sets",
	#current way
	curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "msg": "your_value_here" }' https://sender.blockspring.com/api/blocks/2a5d9f4c92ae2631f3f35db803f1c52b?api_key=Log-In-to-see-your-API-key

	#possible alternative
	curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "block_id": "2a5d9f4c92ae2631f3f35db803f1c52b", "msg": "your_value_here", "api_key": "Log-In-to-see-your-API-key" }' https://sender.blockspring.com/api/
	# This script assumes a dump of images from the Everyday iOS app.
	# It distributes all images from images/ into N subdirectories,
	# starting with 1 and proceeding to N.
	# the intention is to load these images into a video editor
	# to make a variant of Kalina's videos that shows multiple
	# images at once.

	require 'FileUtils'

	print "Looking for images in folder 'images'... "
	// paste this into your browser's console and jQuery will be loaded
	var jq = document.createElement('script');
	jq.type = 'text/javascript';
	jq.src = '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js';
	document.head.appendChild(jq);
	# type this in a terminal window to get your current local ip address:
	ifconfig \| grep 192 \| awk '{print $2}'

	# add this to whatever file runs when you open a new shell
	# (~/.profile on OS X)
	alias ip="ifconfig \| grep 192 \| awk '{print \$2}'"

	# now you can type "ip" in a terminal window to get your local ip.
	# note: you can replace "ip" with whatever you want.
	$(window).resize(function(){
	$('#someElement').each(function(i) {
	$(this).css('left', ($(this).parent().width() - $(this).outerWidth(true)) / 2);
	});
	}).resize();
	<?PHP
	/*

	neat_r works like print_r but with much less visual clutter.
	By Jake Lodwick. Copy freely.

	Example with an array:

	$data = array(
	"mode" => "sets",