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# config.ru
#
# The Heroku architecture is based on Thin, which is based on EventMachine.  This means
# you can access the EventMachine API and make use of Thin's asynchronous extension to
# the rack API.
#
# This is a simple asynchronous rack backed app that will hold a request for 4 seconds 
# and respond with "Hello".
#
# In theory an app structured like this should be able to handle a huge number of

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require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "../spec_helper")

describe 'encode64url' do
  describe "with plaintext that normally produces pluses and slashes" do
    before do
      @plaintext = "A string that will encode to something with a plus and a slash \xff \xfe"
      Base64.encode64(@plaintext).should include('+')
      Base64.encode64(@plaintext).should include('/')
    end
  

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# I live in constant fear of velociraptors, hipsters, and the risk that my jQuery 
# selectors won't match the DOM at runtime.
#
# I've been using this pattern lately to assert that a jQuery object contains the
# elements that I expect.  BeatLab.warn is a wrapper around the hoptoad notifier 
# that sends me a warning message with a stacktrace.
#
# This is of course not a replacement for good unit tests, for which I highly 
# recommend jasmine.
#

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#!/bin/bash -ex
exec >> /var/log/user-data.log

# Download ubuntu packages
apt-get update
apt-get install -y ntp git-core ruby1.9.1-dev ruby1.9.1 libopenssl-ruby libxslt1-dev libxml2-dev build-essential nginx-extras postgresql mosh redis-server libpq-dev

gem install bundler foreman --ignore-dependencies --no-ri --no-rdoc

# Create app user

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# This script polls the ScootNetworks API and sends a Twilio SMS when a scooter
# becomes available at a given garage. The script stops polling and exists
# after a scoot is found.
#
# 1. Install requirements:
#
#    gem install twilio-ruby
#
# 2. Configure TWILIO_XXX vars below
#

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require 'openssl'
md5 = OpenSSL::Digest::MD5.new
(1000000..9999999).each do |phone_number|
  md5.reset
  md5 << phone_number.to_s
  md5.digest
end

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Reasons to be banned:

• Threating or harrassing other users
• Posting explicit or inappropriate content
• Flooding the chatroom with junk messages
• Impersonating another individual (celebrity, another beatlaber, etc)
• Using beatlab to solicit dates or girlfriends/boyfriends

Take note of how long the person has been on the site and how many tracks they’ve created. I tend to be more lenient with people that are contributors to the site than I am with passerby.

Usually we should give at least one warning before being muted. Of course an exception can be made for egregious offenses.