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" vi:ft=vim:

" in the olden days, this was how I opened files. I like having gf actually
" issue <c-w>f (open the file under cursor in a new window); but occasionally,
" I really want the original gf; which I map to gF

nmap     gf  <C-w>f
nnoremap gF  gf

" the above works just fine for the below actual filepath

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" Vim syntax file
" Language:    Python configparser
" Maintainer:  Paul Miller (jettero@github)
" EARL:        https://gist.github.com/jettero/4a619004fb23ada1e5cf302211eee8ae
" Last Change: 2018-07-07
" Ripped from:
"   lang: Good old CFG files
"   maint: Igor N. Prischepoff (igor@tyumbit.ru, pri_igor@mail.ru)
"   their lc: 2018 Jul 06

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import pytest, logging, os

class OnlyMe(logging.Filter):
    _only_one = None
    my_path = os.path.dirname(
        os.path.dirname(
            os.path.abspath(__file__)))

    @classmethod
    def scramble_every_zig(cls):

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#!/bin/bash

DIR="$(dirname "$(realpath "$0")")"
CREATE=no

while [ -z "$MAP" ]; do
    if [ -n "$1" ]
    then MAP="$1"; shift
    else
        echo current image files:

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# to use from your .bashrc, do something like:
# if [[ "$-" =~ i ]]; then ~/.ssh-agent-zookeeper.sh; ssh-zoo; fi

function _source_agent_vars {
    if [ -z "$SSH_AGENT_SOCKET_FILE" ]; then
        echo run the ssh-zoo-setup first
        return 1
    fi

    [ -f "$SSH_AGENT_VARS_FILE" ] && source "$SSH_AGENT_VARS_FILE"

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: UTF-8

import argparse

def nine(x):
    retval = x # <--- the given integer

    # side note: recursion can always be converted to a loop
    # particularly tail recursion like this would have been

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#!/usr/bin/env perl

# occasionally when you're designing upstart services in /etc/init/whatever.conf
# you pick the wrong 'no expect' `expect fork` or `expect daemon` and upstart beings 
# tracking a pid that is already dead. It'll be stuck there refusing to start or stop the service until
# it tracks the pid exiting again. So this script forkexists over and over and over until it gets the pid
# upstart is waiting for, then exits.

# NOTE: sometimes the upstart user prevents this from working, if applicable
# ssh to localhost to make sure our ppid is 1 after we die.

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# vi:ft=upstart:
# this is really the only logical way to start the thing
# upstart doesn't take kindly to process startup that forks more than twice
# and custom stops in pre-stop don't really work quite right. If you want this tracking sorta
# the right pid in 'service splunkforwarder status' then you have to --nodaemon (imo)
# -jettero@gmail.com

description "Splunk Forwarder"

start on (net-device-up

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// ==UserScript==
// @name         Splunk-time to Rational-time
// @namespace    org.voltar.splunktime2rational
// @version      0.31
// @downloadURL  https://goo.gl/7qizYC
// @description  Splunk insists on using the locale based time in the _time column of search results; even though my LC_TIME locale is en_DK.utf8; this gives me a nice short big-to-small time format
// @author       https://github.com/jettero
// @require      https://openuserjs.org/src/libs/sizzle/GM_config.js
// @match        *://*splunk*/*-*/app/*/search*
// @match        *://*/splunk/*-*/app/*/search*

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use strict;
use vars qw($VERSION %IRSSI);
use Irssi;
use Irssi::Irc;

# Usage:
# /script load go.pl
# If you are in #irssi you can type /go #irssi or /go irssi or even /go ir ...
# also try /go ir<tab> and /go  <tab> (that's two spaces)
#