Jeremy Yap jeruyyap

## django_timestamp_fields.py
"""
This is a simple implementation of "last modified" and "created" timestamps custom field types for Django.

I used this in a few projects due to talk of deprecating "auto_now" and "auto_now_add" for DateTime fields.
It doesn't seem as necessary now that said options appear to be staying in Django.
That said, I figured I might as well have this snippet just in case.
"""

from django.db import models
from django.utils import timezone

## .vimrc
" set basic vim options and colorscheme
set number
set showcmd
syntax on
colorscheme torte

" disable viminfo file
set viminfo=

" replace tabs with 4 spaces

## GPG_Conf
# Copy and paste this into gpg.conf file

# Hash and Cipher preferences
personal-digest-preferences SHA512 SHA384 SHA256 SHA224
personal-cipher-preferences AES256 AES192 AES CAST5
cert-digest-algo SHA512
default-preference-list SHA512 SHA384 SHA256 SHA224 AES256 AES192 AES CAST5 ZLIB BZIP2 ZIP Uncompressed

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    Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am jeruyyap on github.
I am jeruyyap (https://keybase.io/jeruyyap) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 088B 25D0 06FC 0A1F 3D0E  E5B5 2F0F 3437 4B1F D063

To claim this, I am signing this object:

  
## Jeremy_Yap_Key
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

mQINBFbspJIBEACwARxTv3kt31IfgznLWt/A+BdwAIJDfsgDb4zBhcxv9BAVq1zh
eRMcFlRbm8qsM75BZyf+5C0aO01XRGcmmfakb3CI2VVqyiLt8dYFIvUF5ly0wupJ
JH6Kt/HYgQCf2EyAJgp2vHAgySqsxOEO+oiMGzzd9Ciwj2kaz9nOFwG/0GROMRQf
vB4QkkOYxZKV5PLrftmcOgkX5+gQs8OmIMYzfouhSmlJSactM9e6ukOokifwdfBA
dIVZWlFQ6OUAbXquUA+roQiYWvGnyUnAB/nfkX0iZhmK7GG9kEh0p4BS5Kar+edn
5Z1XOiKUOkh72MXe9zrh3A+Tn1hmgN5bhAqNSVGGGyUswy/BceFS3Ukg7yp73kQ9
JI5iImjuxqLQ5vGtISLApk6vLLelxKub26IznJNx9iatBVM/XjULzDcD32BxW4YS
T/MCx0oaB7dA0X+9lhJJ05NgwNIDcnINexSZN14Y8acuIpx1h3trK/IKdaDeQy1Y

## Matching Rijndael-128 in C#.NET, PHP, and Python
DO NOT use these as-is for anything important!
These are only very basic examples and they are missing much of what would be needed for a real-world use case.

These are snippets for matching encrypt and decrypt (Rijndael-128 in CBC mode with PKCS7 padding) in C#.NET, PHP, and Python.
I cobbled these together from various existing examples because at the time it seemed like a lot of existing examples out there for different languages/platforms did not quite match and would require quite a bit more work before they would encrypt/decrypt identically.

Each of these take Keys and IVs that are 16 character strings encoded in base64.
	"""
	This is a simple implementation of "last modified" and "created" timestamps custom field types for Django.

	I used this in a few projects due to talk of deprecating "auto_now" and "auto_now_add" for DateTime fields.
	It doesn't seem as necessary now that said options appear to be staying in Django.
	That said, I figured I might as well have this snippet just in case.
	"""

	from django.db import models
	from django.utils import timezone
	" set basic vim options and colorscheme
	set number
	set showcmd
	syntax on
	colorscheme torte

	" disable viminfo file
	set viminfo=

	" replace tabs with 4 spaces
	# Copy and paste this into gpg.conf file

	# Hash and Cipher preferences
	personal-digest-preferences SHA512 SHA384 SHA256 SHA224
	personal-cipher-preferences AES256 AES192 AES CAST5
	cert-digest-algo SHA512
	default-preference-list SHA512 SHA384 SHA256 SHA224 AES256 AES192 AES CAST5 ZLIB BZIP2 ZIP Uncompressed
	-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

	mQINBFbspJIBEACwARxTv3kt31IfgznLWt/A+BdwAIJDfsgDb4zBhcxv9BAVq1zh
	eRMcFlRbm8qsM75BZyf+5C0aO01XRGcmmfakb3CI2VVqyiLt8dYFIvUF5ly0wupJ
	JH6Kt/HYgQCf2EyAJgp2vHAgySqsxOEO+oiMGzzd9Ciwj2kaz9nOFwG/0GROMRQf
	vB4QkkOYxZKV5PLrftmcOgkX5+gQs8OmIMYzfouhSmlJSactM9e6ukOokifwdfBA
	dIVZWlFQ6OUAbXquUA+roQiYWvGnyUnAB/nfkX0iZhmK7GG9kEh0p4BS5Kar+edn
	5Z1XOiKUOkh72MXe9zrh3A+Tn1hmgN5bhAqNSVGGGyUswy/BceFS3Ukg7yp73kQ9
	JI5iImjuxqLQ5vGtISLApk6vLLelxKub26IznJNx9iatBVM/XjULzDcD32BxW4YS
	T/MCx0oaB7dA0X+9lhJJ05NgwNIDcnINexSZN14Y8acuIpx1h3trK/IKdaDeQy1Y
	DO NOT use these as-is for anything important!
	These are only very basic examples and they are missing much of what would be needed for a real-world use case.

	These are snippets for matching encrypt and decrypt (Rijndael-128 in CBC mode with PKCS7 padding) in C#.NET, PHP, and Python.
	I cobbled these together from various existing examples because at the time it seemed like a lot of existing examples out there for different languages/platforms did not quite match and would require quite a bit more work before they would encrypt/decrypt identically.

	Each of these take Keys and IVs that are 16 character strings encoded in base64.