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Woof is an amazingly simple and effective file exchange tool:
http://www.home.unix-ag.org/simon/woof.html
This distribution doesn't include simon Budig's original woof
(that started breaking for me), but Edward Samson's fork:
https://bitbucket.org/edu/woof

Desktop helper scripts:
filewoof and folderwoof "open with" actions for nautilus etc.
and woofget that runs "woof -U" in a terminal window in /tmp
(e.g. for a launcher button)

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from il_related import il_related
sg = g.subgraph(g.vs.select(_degree_gt=1, place_in=il_related))
print sg.summary()
i = 0
for c in sg.clusters():
    if len(c) > 10:
        ssg = sg.subgraph(sg.vs.select(c))
        filename = 'il-rel-%03d.gml' % i
        print filename
        print ssg.summary()

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Pulled wlwardiary's latest template where reVerb extractions are only visible on mouse over. Pretty slick.

This svg template shows everything quite gray and transparent, and gives the reVerb text maximum opacity and colors [not necessarily nice ones. I'm color blind] to enhance contrast.

Usage: python g2svg.py -t contrast4reverb.tmpl ...

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Example of embedded http://thorrents.com search, and a tribute to Cory Doctorow ;) tnx to @thedod

See it live here.

If you want to embed this (or any other search) in an existing page:

• Remove first and last line and paste this where you want it in the <body/>.
• Change query to whatever you want to search (and maybe change limit).

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Demagnetizr - Tweetable Magnet URLs

Demo

Donwloadable/tweetable torrent of M.I.A's Piracy Funds Terrorism

The problem

Many web and desktop applications turn a URL in the text you type into a clickable

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Ubuntu used to be a respectable linux distro, but Unity is their attempt to join the coming war on general computation and turn my personal computer into an impersonal "appliance". I could theoretically use gnome shell, but due to developer politics (and I don't care who's to blame here), the thing is buggy on Ubuntu.

One of the things that are crucial to my freedom as the person who actually paid for this hardware is to associate shell scripts like ~/bin/my-very-own-script to various mime-types as open with (running woofs in a terminal is a good example).

When you go to open with tab at properties, you can no longer specify a path. It's all WYGIWYD (what you get is what you deserve) now. Like Apple and politics :)

Hell, even windows lets you do that (at least used to. I'm too lazy to find a friend with windows to check whether it's still true).

The trick is to create (for each script you want to use) a

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{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block title %}Test django-paypal cart{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
<h1>Testing django-paypal cart</h1>
{{ form.render }}
{% endblock %}

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#!/bin/sh
mkdir $1
cd $1
touch $1.key
chmod 600 $1.key
openssl genrsa -out $1.key 2048
openssl req -new -key $1.key -out $1.csr
more $1.csr

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server {
  # ...
  location ^~ /go/ {
    limit_except HEAD GET { deny all; }
    # /go/SomeHash redirects to front page with #SomeHash as hash (for browser that don't preserve hashes in redirects)
    rewrite ^/go/(.*)$ /uri/URI:DIR2-RO:LONG_TWIDDLYWIKI_FOLDER_READ_CAPABILITY_URL/index.html#$1 redirect;
  }

  location ^~ / {
    limit_except HEAD GET { deny all; }

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# Now that it works, here's how I've tweaked the Pelican Makefile:
# The find line creates an empty index.html if needed

#...
html: clean $(OUTPUTDIR)/index.html
        find $(OUTPUTDIR) -type d -exec touch '{}/index.html' \;
        @echo 'Done'
#...