I hereby claim:
- I am nthomson on github.
- I am nthomson (https://keybase.io/nthomson) on keybase.
- I have a public key whose fingerprint is A560 F4B4 9D0B 8D57 DD0C A850 2D0C C24B 546B 3BE1
To claim this, I am signing this object:
043862af7636a38c83a39df6e463360882631bc2f57dabf9a8972a1ef09d00525267ad9c07a196d3765d16aec1eb344415b7e6fff268605b9feac4db49c1d5046a;hkal |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
Cryptographic Equivalence:
A word is considered to be cryptographically equivalent to another word if one word could conceivably be a ciphered using a simple substitution cipher (a 1 to 1 mapping of characters) into the other word.
For example, the words "mom" and "dad" are cryptographically equivalent.
With a cipher that looks like this:
...
m => d
y=(''+1/0)[6];s=y+'oS'+y+(''+!0)[1]+'ing';window[17795081[s](36)](812073[s](36)+'o wo'+35761[s](36)) |
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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on | |
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console |
carrier,origin_state,delivery_date,total_cost | |
aa-c,AL,05/25/2013,50 | |
aa-c,AL,05/25/2013,75 | |
aa-c,FL,05/25/2013,100 | |
DHL,FL,05/25/2013,300 | |
UPS,AL,05/25/2013,100 | |
USPS,AL,05/28/2013,100 | |
USPS,AL,05/28/2013,50 | |
UPS,FL,05/28/2013,100 | |
aa-c,FL,05/28/2013,35 |
#!/usr/bin/ruby | |
#Returns an email dictionary that includes all of an emails headers as well as each part of the email | |
#You can reference which part of the email you'd like by its content type | |
#Ex: email['parts']['text/html'] will get you the text/html version of the email body | |
#You can reference headers by the header name | |
#Ex: email['headers']['To'] will return the value of the "to" field | |
def headers_and_parts(file_path) | |
headers = {} | |
file = File.new(file_path, "r") |