Jay McGavren jaymcgavren

## fence.sh
pbpaste | ruby -e 'puts "```"; puts ARGF.read; puts "```"' | pbcopy

## random_names.txt
Mary Townzen
Patricia Gooden
Linda Spinelli
Barbara Luth
Elizabeth Blackmon
Jennifer Vanness
Maria Aricas
Susan Stepro
Margaret Galbavy
Dorothy Faull

## temp.rb
class Mousetrap
  attr_accessor :marble_count
  def initialize(marble_count)
    self.marble_count = marble_count
  end
  def press_button
    print "presses the button which "
    flip_bucket
  end
  def flip_bucket

## temp.rb
class Recursor

  attr_accessor :counter

  def initialize
    self.counter = 0
  end

  def a
    return b + "a"

## simulate_typing_clipboard.txt
set mytext to (the clipboard as text)

write_string(mytext)

on write_string(the_string)
	tell application "System Events"
		launch
		repeat with the_character in the_string
			keystroke the_character
			delay (random number from 0.05 to 0.25)

## desert_golfing_hole_2866.md

      
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                How to beat the "impossible" hole 2866 on Desert Golfing
              
          
    Here's a picture of Desert Golfing Hole 2866, which even the developer believed was impossible at first.

And here it is together with a picture of the following hole, 2867.

As you probably know, even though the next hole is off the screen and invisible, you can still bounce the ball off of its landscape features and back into the playfield. You can do a hail-Mary shot from the tee on 2866, aiming for the offscreen hill on the far side of the water hazard (which technically belongs to hole 2867). It will bounce off the hill and straight into the hole.

  
## skyrim_hearthfire.txt
Had one of the most intense experiences of my gaming career while playing
Skyrim. The Hearthfire expansion lets you build a house out in the country, and
also lets you adopt up to two orphaned children to live there. Your options for
interacting with the kids are pretty simple: "Go play outside," "I brought you
a present," "Time for bed," etc., but it's just enough to make you feel
responsible for their well being. So one day, I tell the kids to go play
outside while I'm working on remodeling the house. The afternoon slips by, and
I haven't heard a peep from the kids, so of course I feel compelled to step out
and check on them. They're just outside the front door. All seems well. Then I
round the corner, and staring straight back at me is a club-wielding giant.

## blog.rb
# Instead of loading all of Rails, load the
# particular Rails dependencies we need
require 'sqlite3'
require 'active_record'

# Set up a database that resides in RAM
ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(
  adapter: 'sqlite3',
  database: ':memory:'
)

## a_template.html.erb
<!-- NOTE this file must be saved under a folder named "a_subfolder"! -->
<h1>a_template</h1>
<h1><%= @a_variable.an_attribute %></h1>

## shell_log.txt
$ pbpaste
https://www.ruby-lang.org/
$ pbpaste | ruby -e 'url = gets.chomp; puts "[#{$1}](#{url})" if `curl -s #{url}` =~ %r{<title>(.*)</title>}im' | pbcopy # Get Markdown link
$ pbpaste
[Ruby Programming Language](https://www.ruby-lang.org/)
	Mary Townzen
	Patricia Gooden
	Linda Spinelli
	Barbara Luth
	Elizabeth Blackmon
	Jennifer Vanness
	Maria Aricas
	Susan Stepro
	Margaret Galbavy
	Dorothy Faull
	class Mousetrap
	attr_accessor :marble_count
	def initialize(marble_count)
	self.marble_count = marble_count
	end
	def press_button
	print "presses the button which "
	flip_bucket
	end
	def flip_bucket
	class Recursor

	attr_accessor :counter

	def initialize
	self.counter = 0
	end

	def a
	return b + "a"
	set mytext to (the clipboard as text)

	write_string(mytext)

	on write_string(the_string)
	tell application "System Events"
	launch
	repeat with the_character in the_string
	keystroke the_character
	delay (random number from 0.05 to 0.25)
	Had one of the most intense experiences of my gaming career while playing
	Skyrim. The Hearthfire expansion lets you build a house out in the country, and
	also lets you adopt up to two orphaned children to live there. Your options for
	interacting with the kids are pretty simple: "Go play outside," "I brought you
	a present," "Time for bed," etc., but it's just enough to make you feel
	responsible for their well being. So one day, I tell the kids to go play
	outside while I'm working on remodeling the house. The afternoon slips by, and
	I haven't heard a peep from the kids, so of course I feel compelled to step out
	and check on them. They're just outside the front door. All seems well. Then I
	round the corner, and staring straight back at me is a club-wielding giant.
	# Instead of loading all of Rails, load the
	# particular Rails dependencies we need
	require 'sqlite3'
	require 'active_record'

	# Set up a database that resides in RAM
	ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(
	adapter: 'sqlite3',
	database: ':memory:'
	)
	<!-- NOTE this file must be saved under a folder named "a_subfolder"! -->
	<h1>a_template</h1>
	<h1><%= @a_variable.an_attribute %></h1>
	$ pbpaste
	https://www.ruby-lang.org/
	$ pbpaste \| ruby -e 'url = gets.chomp; puts "[#{$1}](#{url})" if `curl -s #{url}` =~ %r{<title>(.*)</title>}im' \| pbcopy # Get Markdown link
	$ pbpaste
	[Ruby Programming Language](https://www.ruby-lang.org/)