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bl_info = {
    "name": "Merge by Normals",
    "author": "Kyth \"Grey Heron\" Tieran",
    "version": (0,1,0),
    "blender": (2,80,0),
    "category": "Mesh",
    "location": "View3D Editmode > Vertex > Merge by Normals",
    "description": "Merge vertices that have the same position and same custom split normals together"
}

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function GroupAIStateBase:has_room_for_police_hostage()
    local nr_hostages_allowed = 4
    
	for u_key, u_data in pairs(self._player_criminals) do
	    if u_data.unit:base().is_local_player then
		    if managers.player:has_category_upgrade("player", "intimidate_enemies") then
		        nr_hostages_allowed = nr_hostages_allowed + 1
    		end
        elseif u_data.unit:base():upgrade_value("player", "intimidate_enemies") then
            nr_hostages_allowed = nr_hostages_allowed + 1

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Falsehoods even programmers believe about filesystems
-----------------------------------------------------

I haven't collected evidence someone baked all of these misconceptions into a single program, but boy howdy
are some of them widespread.

1. Deleting and recreating a file is exactly the same as using `ftruncate` on it.
    * Not on FAT, NTFS, or anything suitable as a Linux rootfs.
    
    + Mozilla Thunderbird at least used to assume this about its profile directory.

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#!/bin/bash

# You need the 32-bit libs installed!
# Fedoranoids: glibc.i686 libstdc++.i686
# Debianoids: lib32gcc1
# Also need tmux python3

set -x

steam_user="anonymous"

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set +x

steam_user="anonymous"
steam_pass=""
steam_workshopcollection=""
server_hostname="LinuxGSM"

rootdir="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")")"
steamcmddir="${rootdir}/steamcmd"
serverfiles="${rootdir}/serverfiles"

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import bmesh
import bmesh.ops
import bpy
import bpy.ops
import itertools

def chunks(l, n):
    return [l[i:i+n] for i in range(0, len(l), n)]

def sculpt_mesh_from_coords_wiki_64(data, name, sculpttype, mirror, invert):

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Two input strings:

!test1 one_two three_four five
!test2 one\_two three\_four five

With the RTE off, these get sent as

"content": {
 "body": "!test1 one_two three_four five",

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdint.h>

#define ADDRESS_SPACE 65536

//16 registers, like ARM. r0-r3,r12 scratch, r4-r11 preserved, r13 call stack, r14 destination of BL, r15 PC

// Hole in a context.

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From 0e6a5cfe49959da3fa984b9f96bfc4c6660eb028 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Kythyria Tieran <kythyria@berigora.net>
Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2015 01:10:06 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Update to Mumble 1.2.8

This is against git://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/mumble.git revision 926d2952df868236260c10c452fa18ad73086f0c

---
 ...-Qt-AutoConnection-for-BonjourServiceReso.patch | 86 ----------------------
 mumble.spec                                        |  8 +-

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When prompted (or when it feels like) the server sends RPL_COMMANDUSAGE:

RPL_COMMANDUSAGE <command> <context> <parameter1> <parameter2> ...

command is the verb in question. context is a hint as to what UI element to attach the command to, or what arguments to deduce when the user enters the command as text.

channel     | Any channel