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# bash shell login profile
# Source bashrc by default
if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then
    if [ -f "$HOME/.bashrc" ]; then
        source "$HOME/.bashrc"
    fi
fi
# vim:ff=unix ts=4 ss=4 fdm=marker

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#!/bin/bash
# list directories recursively, with pretty-printing. Prints one item per line.
ls -R $1 | awk '
/:$/&&f{s=$0;f=0}
/:$/&&!f{sub(/:$/,"");s=$0;f=1;next}
NF&&f{ print s"/"$0 }'

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#!/usr/bin/perl

# Made by Anonymous; modified by Dariush to work with Danbooru 2
# v.2.1.0 - added blacklist, fixed downloading of tags with over 200 images, generally cleaned up;
# v.2.2.0 - added Gelbooru support, made everything extensible for support for more sites later;
# v.2.3.0 - added Pixiv support, added blacklist addition from the command line, revamped the code, added automatic subdirectory creation, remade the way Sigint works, unified tag and pool downloads (note that pools aren't explicitly supported right now, but you can still grab them by searching for "pool:XXXX" as tag);
# v.2.4.0 - changed argument handling so that quotes are no longer required, added folder and file naming schemes; blacklist now supports multi-tag combinations;
# v.2.4.1 - added Pixiv tag downloads. Unfortunately, if they contain Japanese characters, they have to be entered in the parameter section of the script itself, since commandline doesn't pass Unicode to Perl properly;
# v.2.4.2 - added DeviantArt support. No oth

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Convert a MBR disk to GPT without losing any operating system data (Windows 7)

By Greg5884

Introduction

For the past week, I've been determined to triple boot with my existing Windows 7 installation, Ubuntu, and Mac OS X (Hackintosh). In order to do so on my laptop, I would have to change the partition table from MBR (Master Boot Record) to GPT (Guided Partition Table).

However, I did not want to lose my existing Windows 7 installation since I had a lot of files/applications already installed. Moreover, I've had a woeful track record of having my data botched during Windows backups.

Many of the how-to's covering this conversion typically say that you have to wipe the entire hard drive and reinstall, but after following a few different guides and doing enough tinkering around in Windows PE, I managed to retain my same Windows partition without any loss.

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Mac OS X Environment Variables

While there are many guides on how to set and edit Mac OS X environment variables, there are some programs that add variables to your $PATH in Mac OS X that normally don't even notify that they've changed your path, simply because they expect to be needed in the path, or because other programs won't function without them there. Regardless, while you COULD use ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist, ~/.bashrc, or ~/.profile, you should always be aware of the /etc/paths & /etc/paths.d/ entries. These are simply text files with listings of directories, one per line, to append to the $PATH variable.

I noticed that my $PATH was a bit cluttered and unnessessarily long when I ran echo $PATH, seeing locations that didn't exist and programs that I've either removed or updated. From what I can tell, only Mac OS X does this, and Apple does't even mention it in their [documentation](https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPRuntimeConfig/Articles/E

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Terminal Speedup on Mac OS X

If the terminal app is starting slowly, use this command (when the terminal does open up) to help speed it up: sudo rm -rf /private/var/log/asl/*.asl. This will also speed up MacVim's startup.

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Build Configurations

If you're building Git from it's latest source tarball or from the repository, remember to not use --with-shell="shell" if building with ./configure. Or at least don't use ZSH as the shell specified. Different shells cause errors due to differences in how variables are set and used during the build chain.

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global class CustomIterable implements Iterator<List<RecordWrapper>> {
    // NOTE: 'Record' should be replaced with the API name of the object you want to have
    // pagination for.
    
    // The Iterator interface is used for pagination
    List<RecordWrapper>InnerList {get; set;}
    // Holds all the values
    List<RecordWrapper>ListRequested {get; set;}
    // Holds the value to be displayed on the Page
    Integer i {get; set;}