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#!/bin/bash

(
  if mkdir -p mysql/data && cd mysql; then
    [[ -f mysql.pid ]] && kill $(<mysql.pid)
    client_opts=(
      --no-defaults
      --socket="$db_sock"
    )   
    server_opts=(

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$ printf -v filename '"%s" - "%s".epub' "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" 'Carrol, Lewis'
$ printf '[%s]\n' "$filename"
["Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" - "Carrol, Lewis".epub]
$ >> "$filename"
$ ls
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" - "Carrol, Lewis".epub
$ for f in *; do printf '[%s]\n' "$f"; done
["Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" - "Carrol, Lewis".epub]

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#!/bin/bash

##
# Generate a random password on a UNIX system.
#
# See the regex or re_format documentation for the syntax of
# "chars".
#
# Example:
#

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<?php

/**
 * Marker interface
 */
interface IConfig {}

/**
 * An api sdk tool
 */

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<?php
/**
 * What if we use an IIFE to guarantee scope control
 * as well as aliasing and type hints for setup?
 */

// Standard setup script:
/**
 * There's nothing really wrong with this, but you may wonder why alias $this to $installer.
 * Also, what happens to the $entity var when the script is done?

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<?php

class A {
    public function A1 () {
        return $this->A2();
    }
    protected function A2() {
        return __METHOD__;
    }
}

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What are we talking about?

How does this Python function work?

def parenthesesMatch(par):
  lst = []
  push="<({[" 
  pop=">)}]"
 for l in par :

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>>> x = 1
>>> def inc(x): x+=1
... 
>>> inc(x)
>>> x
1
>>> inc(x)
>>> x
1

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#!/bin/bash

# Testing what happens with storage with deleted containers

tcsetup() {
    rm -rf /root/fstest
    mkdir -p /root/fstest
}
tcinfo() {
    du -s /mnt/sda1/var/lib/docker

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#!/bin/bash

brewUses() {
    brew list |
        xargs -n1 -P6 bash -c 'echo "$1" $(brew uses --installed "$1")' _ |
        awk '{
            printf "%02d\033[1m %s \033[0m", NR, $1
            for (i=2; i<NF; ++i) {
                printf "\033[34mUSED BY:"
                printf "\033[0m \033[4m%s", $i