Jim Smith thejbsmith

## Rails Singleton Model
Rails Singleton Model

Taken from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/399447/how-to-implement-a-singleton-model/12463209#12463209

## switch_iterm2_profile_during_ssh_sessions.sh
# Add the following to your .bash_profile or .bashrc file in order to switch to a different iTerm profile during an ssh session.
# This same code could be re-purposed for any command, not just ssh

# Set iTerm2 Profile
set_iterm_profile() {
  echo -e "\033]50;SetProfile=$1\a"
}

# Switch iTerm2 Profile during SSH Sessions
ssh() {

## linux_snippets.sh
# Create Tar (with date)
tar czvf [foldername_$(date +%m%d%Y).tar.gz] [/folder/to/archive]

## sql_ordering.sql
/*
  In the database, there is a table called `countries` with a `name` field.
  The database contains the following entries for countries:
  Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, United States, Ireland, North Korea, Other
*/


/*
  Order by a specific field, while moving one or more items to the beginning
*/
	Rails Singleton Model

	Taken from:
	http://stackoverflow.com/questions/399447/how-to-implement-a-singleton-model/12463209#12463209
	# Add the following to your .bash_profile or .bashrc file in order to switch to a different iTerm profile during an ssh session.
	# This same code could be re-purposed for any command, not just ssh

	# Set iTerm2 Profile
	set_iterm_profile() {
	echo -e "\033]50;SetProfile=$1\a"
	}

	# Switch iTerm2 Profile during SSH Sessions
	ssh() {
	# Create Tar (with date)
	tar czvf [foldername_$(date +%m%d%Y).tar.gz] [/folder/to/archive]
	/*
	In the database, there is a table called `countries` with a `name` field.
	The database contains the following entries for countries:
	Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, United States, Ireland, North Korea, Other
	*/


	/*
	Order by a specific field, while moving one or more items to the beginning
	*/