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// requires UICKeyChainStore lib

NSString *uniqueIdentifier;

#if TARGET_IPHONE_SIMULATOR
    uniqueIdentifier = @"SIMULATOR";
#else
    uniqueIdentifier = [UICKeyChainStore stringForKey:@"UUID" service:@"joshavant"];

    if(![uniqueIdentifier length] > 0)

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When I fork repos, I often like to keep my personal fork neat and clean, containing only branches that I personally implement.

Given that, I fork and then delete all of the original branches that come from the parent repo (but keep the master branch, since GitHub requires a branch that acts as a main, 'master' branch).

1. Fork the branch on GitHub
2. $ git remote add forkName git@github.com:joshavant/Foobar.git
3. $ git fetch forkName
4. $ git branch -r | grep forkName | sed 's/ forkName\///' | grep -v '^[[:space:]]*master[[:space:]]*$' | while read line ; do git push forkName --delete $line ; done

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Super quick-n-dirty, cronable bash script to monitor webpage changes and notify via email

# Discussion:
# For every site, sanity check this whole script by running it twice while the page hasn't changed.
# (Due to md5 hashing, this script won't work with any site that serves up a dynamic content body.)
#
# The host must be able to send email via `mail`.
# I used this guide to get up and running in ~5 minutes:

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.delegate MitM Proxying

Overview

This is a quick and easy way to insert yourself as a .delegate man-in-the-middle for protocol methods. External to your class, the .delegate property can be used as normal, and all method calls will filter through, as if nothing has changed.

A benefit of this method over swizzling is that it will keep proxying behavior contained to the subclass that implements this, and not all instances of the parent class.

License

This is licensed under a MIT/Beerware License:

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Creates a new branch on a secondary Git repo (i.e. fork) with the contents of a branch from a primary repo:

git fetch SOURCE_REMOTE SOURCE_BRANCH:NEW_BRANCH_NAME; git checkout NEW_BRANCH_NAME; git branch -u TARGET_REMOTE NEW_BRANCH_NAME

i.e. git fetch origin 3.7.0:foobar-feature; git checkout foobar-feature; git branch -u fork foobar-feature

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Copy-and-paste this over the last few lines of application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:

  UIButton *debugButton = [UIButton buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeRoundedRect];
  debugButton.frame = CGRectMake(0.f, 20.f, 44.f, 44.f);
  [debugButton addTarget:self action:@selector(didPressDebugButton) forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];
  [self.window addSubview:debugButton];

  return YES;  

}

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###Current members of the House of Representatives who voted: NO - PATRIOT Act
NO - 2005 Reauthorization of PATRIOT Act
NO - 2006 Reauthorization of PATRIOT Act
NO - 2011 Reauthorization of PATRIOT Act
YES - Amash Amendment

• Rep. Michael Capuano [D-MA7]
• Rep. Elijah Cummings [D-MD7]
• Rep. Danny Davis [D-IL7]

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##XXAppDelegate.m, XXSomeView.m, some other object, etc##

...
[[XXSomeSingletonController sharedInstance] doThatThing];
...

##XXSomeSingletonControllerObserver.h##

@protocol XXSomeSingletonControllerObserver 

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#import "Foo.h"

static dispatch_once_t FooSharedDispatchOnceToken;
static Foo *FooSharedInstance;

+ (void)prepareService
{
    [self fetchSharedServiceAndInitialize:YES];
}