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; AutoHotkey Media Keys
^!Space::Send       {Media_Play_Pause}
^!Left::Send        {Media_Prev}
^!Right::Send       {Media_Next}
^!NumpadMult::Send  {Volume_Mute}
^!NumpadAdd::Send   {Volume_Up}
^!NumpadSub::Send   {Volume_Down}

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#!/bin/bash
# install_vpn.sh
#  automatically install and configure a VPN -- IKEv2 over IPsec
#  using strongswan and iptables
#
# tested on Ubuntu 16.04, probably works on arch (implemented without trying it).
# note: this script is full of &>/dev/null to help make the output pretty.
#
# huge thanks to Namo's tutorial:
#   https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-an-ikev2-vpn-server-with-strongswan-on-ubuntu-16-04

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/* 
	Returns County Data for given LATITUDE and LONGITUDE
	
	Example usage:
	select a.Latitude, a.Longitude, a.Area, f.NAME, f.FIPS from World.dbo.Locations a --any table with Latitude and Longitude
	cross apply dbo.Get_County_From_Lat_Long(a.Latitude, a.Longitude) f
*/
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[Get_County_From_Lat_Long] (
	@LATITUDE NUMERIC(10,6),
	@LONGITUDE NUMERIC(10,6)

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// First add the option in the Rules menu:
// Add these lines after the other options (m_Japanese ...)
// Enables hiding of VS2013 BrowserLink feature requests    
public static RulesOption("Hide SignalR/BrowserLink")
var m_SignalRBrowserLink: boolean = false;

// Add the following at the end of OnBeforeRequest
if (m_SignalRBrowserLink && (oSession.uriContains("SignalR") ||  oSession.uriContains("__BrowserLink") || oSession.oRequest.headers.RequestPath.EndsWith("/browserLink"))){
    oSession["ui-hide"] = "SignalR";
}

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'''
NOTES:

 - See the ArcGIS REST API documentation for supported operations, methods, and syntax:
        http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcgis-rest-api/
 - A TOKEN must be passed as parameter in addition to any required inputs for the operation.
 - "urllib.urlencode" handles spaces and other special characters in parameters so that valid URLs are constructed.
 - "urllib.urlopen" sends the reqest and handles the response.
 - Parameters are appended to URL for GET (see Example 1), but passed to "urlopen" for POST (see Example 2).  API docs specifiy supported methods for each operation.
 - "json.loads" converts string responses to parseable JSON objects.