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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# https://mpov.timmorgan.org/clipboard-history-in-sway-window-manager/

require 'json'

STORE = "#{ENV['HOME']}/.clipboard-history"
LIMIT = 100

unless File.exist?(STORE)

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source 'https://rubygems.org'

gem 'sinatra'
gem 'sinatra-contrib'

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Name	Type	License	Tech
apostello	SMS communication	MIT	Python
Bible Helper	reference	MIT	Javascript
BVCMS	ChMS	GPLv2	C♯ (.NET)
Cedar	media projection	MIT	JavaScript (Meteor)
ChurchCRM	ChMS	MIT	PHP
ChurchInfo	ChMS	GPLv2	PHP
Jethro Pastoral Ministry Manager	ChMS	GPLv3	PHP
OneBody	member portal	AGPLv3	Ruby on Rails

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require 'open3'

def test
  puts
  puts '========================================='
  puts
  _, stdout, wait_thr = Open3.popen2('cargo test -- --nocapture --test-threads=1')
  print stdout.getc until stdout.eof?
  wait_thr.value.success?
end

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➜ ~/Desktop cat hello_crystal.cr
puts "hello world"
➜ ~/Desktop cat hello_rust.rs
fn main() {
    println!("hello world");
}
➜ ~/Desktop crystal --version
Crystal 0.25.0 [7fb783f7a] (2018-06-11)

LLVM: 4.0.0

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# Problem:
#
# There is a 10-12 second delay between each print job when printing labels on a Dymo LabelWriter
# (and probably other Dymo printers) via newer versions of Cups. This affects macOS High Sierra,
# Raspbian Linux, and probably other Linux distributions.
#
# This script is a hack to work around the problem by killing hung print processes once the label is finished printing.
#
# Script Usage:
#

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# export a list from Planning Center People to CSV
#
# setup:
# 1. gem install pco_api
# 2. create a personal access token at https://api.planningcenteronline.com/oauth/applications
# 3. edit the app id and secret below
#
# usage:
#  ruby people_list_to_csv.rb listid filename.csv
#

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# gem install http
# unzip archive.zip -d archive
# cd archive
# ruby archive.rb

require 'http'
require 'fileutils'
require 'digest'

FileUtils.mkdir_p('media')

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Run several commands for different directories at the same time and multiplex their output with color-coded app labels.
#
# Usage:
#
#     ruby parallel.rb "foo:$HOME/projects/foo:bundle exec rake db:migrate" "bar:$HOME/projects/bar:bundle exec rake db:migrate"
#
# The output will look something like this (but the prefix labels will have different colors):
#

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# pass 3 numbers as arguments:
#
# ./boardslam.rb 3 5 1
#
# 3   - 5^0 - 1   = 1
# 3   - 5^0 * 1   = 2
# 3   + 5^0 - 1   = 3
# 3   + 5^0 * 1   = 4