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#!/usr/bin/env bash

help="
Multidimesionnal sequence
Generate every possible sequence consisting from n integer values, each from n-th range.

Range can be defined as:
 * <k> - range from 1 to <k> inclusively
 * <k>..<l> - range from <k> to <l> inclusively
 * <k>..<l>..<m> -range from <k> to <m> with incremetn of <l> inclusively

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

URL='https://perelki.net/random'
function get_joke {
    current_dir="$PWD"
    cd /tmp
    wget "$URL" --quiet
    from_line="$(fgrep '<!-- POCZATEK -->' ./random  -n | cut -d: -f1)"
    to_line="$(fgrep '<!-- KONIEC -->' ./random  -n | cut -d: -f1)"
    joke="$(head -n $to_line ./random | tail -n $(($to_line - $from_line +1)) - | fgrep '<br />' | tr "\r" -d | sed 's/<br \/>/\n/g')"

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#!/bin/bash
# the script comes from this site: customlinux.blogspot.com/2013/02/pavolumesh-control-active-sink-volume.html
# This is an updated version that works with ubuntu 18.04 and sends notifications to awesome window manager via awesome-client. Remember - I'am not an original author of the script.

# finds the active sink for pulse audio and increments the volume. useful when you have multiple audio outputs and have a key bound to vol-up and down
inc='5'
capvol='yes'
maxvol='200'
tmpfile='/tmp/pasink.tmp'

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#!/bin/env/python3
import calendar
import time
from subprocess import check_output
import os

DISKS = (' /home',' /', ' /home/windows', ' /media/backup')

TMUX_CHEATSHEET = """                        │
Sessions                │  Panes (splits)

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import re
blacklist = open("/home/mroz/workspace/coin-hoster/blacklist.txt",'r')
domains = set()
wildcards = set()
domain_matcher = re.compile("[^/]+//(\*\.)?(?P<domain>[^/]+)")
for line in blacklist:
  try:
    domains.add(domain_matcher.match(line).groupdict()['domain'])
  except:
    pass

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#
# author: mroz
# email: private@mrozo.pl
# page: github.com/mrozo
# license: BSD 2-Clause License
# Copyright (c) 2016, mroz
# 
# Flask sqlalchemy + Flask jsontools example. 
# This file shows how to join those two Flask extensions in order to create a restful api for accessing the database.
#