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# .bashrc

function source_if_exists() {
  if [ -f $1 ]; then
     . $1
  fi
}

function git_branch(){
  git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2> /dev/null

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# .bashrc

function source_if_exists() {
  if [ -f $1 ]; then
     . $1
  fi
}

function load_modules(){
  modules=( 'git' 'project/classes' "ruby/$RUBY_VERSION")

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# .bashrc

function source_if_exists() {
  if [ -f $1 ]; then
     . $1
  fi
}

# cat file descriptors (1 and 2, stdout and stderr)
function cfd() {

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configure K8s ODC Token

Here are some utiltiy scripts I use to muck about with OIDC tokens. Specifically getting tokens and exchanging them.

In this example you'll see that I see that I get a token for my development server, then exchange that token for one that I can use with kubernetes. I then configure my kubetctl to use that token.

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Instructions for Creating a desktop icon

This gist is a simple tutorial on how to create an AutoDesk Maya Desktop Icon on a linux based system.
It's primarily for users of Open Ondemand using Virutal Desktops (VDI), but could be helpful for any novice Linux user trying to figure out how to create a desktop icon from scratch.

1. create a 'bin' directory in your home folder. You can do this through the Files explorer application with a button at top right labeled 'New Dir'.
2. Copy and paste the 'maya.sh' shell script supplied in this gist into that newly created directory. You can download it from