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#!/usr/bin/env python3
from requests import get
import re
'''
sometimes, you want a minimalistic magic number detection for simple file types.
Like for instance, you scrap the web and you don't trust the web server when returning the mime type
(actually happened to me on bilbliothèque nationale de france more than once)
So, yo want to make sure that for instance, the returned content is atcually a jpeg, and you may not be
on a unix OS with libmagic and you may not want to add dependencies and ...
just comparing 3 bytes in a row in a raw byte stream is not THAT hard

jul

from pyquery import PyQuery as S
import urllib
from json import loads, dumps
from os import path, makedirs
from requests import get
WAIT=.5
"""
Admire the doc made by these fucking twats
http://www.bnf.fr/fr/professionnels/donnees_bnf_recuperables/a.donnees_rdf.html#SHDC__Attribute_BlocArticle7BnF

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#!/bin/bash
set -e
LOCATION=$(pwd)
ARCH=amd64
VERSION=13.1
FLAVOUR=BETA2
FROM_VM=https://download.freebsd.org/ftp/releases/VM-IMAGES/${VERSION}-${FLAVOUR}/${ARCH}/Latest/
FROM_CDROM=https://download.freebsd.org/ftp/releases/ISO-IMAGES/${VERSION}/
FILENAME=FreeBSD-${VERSION}-${FLAVOUR}-${ARCH}.qcow2
CDROM="$( basename $FILENAME .qcow2 )-bootonly.iso"

jul

#!/usr/bin/env bash
export LANG=C

redadd() { python3 -c '(s,d,r)=(__import__("sys"),__import__("archery").mdict,__import__("functools").reduce);print(sorted(r(d.__add__,(d({l[:-1]:1}) for l in s.stdin.readlines())).items(),key=lambda k:k[1],reverse=True)[:10])' ; }
red() { python3 -c '(s,d,r)=(__import__("sys"),__import__("archery").mdict,__import__("functools").reduce);print(sorted(r(d.__radd__,(d({l[:-1]:1}) for l in s.stdin.readlines())).items(),key=lambda k:k[1],reverse=True)[:10])' ; }
function count() { python3 -c'(s,d)=(__import__("sys"),__import__("archery").mdict);print(sorted(sum((d({l[:-1]:1}) for l in s.stdin.readlines()),{}).items(),key=lambda k:k[1],reverse=True)[:10])'; }
cfl() { python3 -c'(s,t,d,f)=(__import__("sys"),__import__("tld"),__import__("archery").mdict,lambda l:t.get_fld(l[:-1],fix_protocol=True,fail_silently=True));print(sorted(sum((d({f(l):1}) for l in s.stdin.readlines()),{}).items(),key=lambda k:k[1],reverse=True)[:10])'; }
test_time() {
    func="$1"
    TIMEFORMAT="%U"

jul

#!/bin/bash
#
# FUCKING PUBLIC LICENCE

# This code belongs to me jul@github.com/@obnoxiousJul and all (insert <#alias>) contributing in making it fun.
# And fucking stop being Pissenlit Würzel Schleckers met bigoudis with open source devs and maintainers

# v 0.5.1   cross devuan/debian restarting of unbound
# v 0.5     having fun
# v 0.4     code got ugly, BUT, making dynamic list from adblock conf for firefox (easylist)

jul

import PySimpleGUI as sg
from operator import itemgetter
### uitliser ipython -i argv[0] pour être en interactif et faire joujou
can = sg.Canvas(size=(1412,998))
status=sg.Text('status')
win = sg.Window("titre",[[can,],[status,],], finalize=True)
c = can.TKCanvas
from time import sleep, time
from random import randint
from os import system

jul

import PySimpleGUI as sg
from operator import itemgetter
### uitliser ipython -i argv[0] pour être en interactif et faire joujou
can = sg.Canvas(size=(400,600))
status=sg.Text('status')
win = sg.Window("titre",[[can,],[status,],], finalize=True)
c = can.TKCanvas
from time import sleep
SZ=50

jul

import PySimpleGUI as sg
### uitliser ipython -i argv[0] pour être en interactif et faire joujou
can = sg.Canvas(size=(400,600))
win = sg.Window("titre",[[can,],],finalize=True)
c = can.TKCanvas
from time import sleep
SZ=50

ORD=1
def save(canvas, name="save"):

jul

import PySimpleGUI as sg
### uitliser ipython -i argv[0] pour être en interactif et faire joujou
can = sg.Canvas(size=(400,600))
win = sg.Window("titre",[[can,],],finalize=True)
c = can.TKCanvas
SZ=50

def tr(x,y, up=1,**kw):
    """ créer un triangle équilatéral centré en x,y avec une homothétie /
    symmétrie sur l'axe des y (up / down) exprimée en coordonnées

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import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from time import sleep, time, localtime

# Constant are CAPitalized in python by convention
from cmath import  pi as PI, e as E
# correcting python notations j => I  
I = complex("j")

# maplotlib does not plot lines using the classical
# (x0,y0), (x1,y1) convention