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require "net/http"
require "enumerator"

# Example Usage:
#
# use Rack::Proxy do |req|
#   if req.path =~ %r{^/remote/service.php$}
#     URI.parse("http://remote-service-provider.com/service-end-point.php?#{req.query}")
#   end
# end

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require "net/http"

# Example Usage:
#
# use Rack::Proxy do |req|
#   if req.path =~ %r{^/remote/service.php$}
#     URI.parse("http://remote-service-provider.com/service-end-point.php?#{req.query}")
#   end
# end
#

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class Rack::ProcTitle
  F = ::File
  PROGNAME = F.basename($0)

  def initialize(app)
    @app = app
    @appname = Dir.pwd.split('/').reverse.
      find { |name| name !~ /^(\d+|current|releases)$/ } || PROGNAME
    @requests = 0
    $0 = "#{PROGNAME} [#{@appname}] init ..."

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function _hero_getRemoteNames(){
  git config --get-regexp remote.*.url heroku.com |
    sed -E 's/^remote\.([^\.]*)\.url .*$/\1/'
}

function _hero_herokuAppFor(){
  git config --get remote.$1.url |
    sed -E 's/^git@heroku.com:([^.]*)\.git/\1/'
}

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# Introduction:

We need to select large numbers of items (300k or more), based on active record associations (and selectors, and all that faff), but we only care about the ids.

This is easily solved by bla_bla_bla_scope.map(&:id). This however takes about 16s of CPU grinding ruby to get to the final answer via AR objects. AR objects that contain only an ID.

Why not just use the SQL generated by the scopes and other voodoo to just pump the SQL through? That's what this does, in the most complex way imaginable!

# Usage:

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rm -R $HOME/Desktop/server-{1,2}
mkdir -p $HOME/Desktop/server-{1,2}

mysql_install_db --datadir=$HOME/Desktop/server-1 && mysqld --server-id 1 -h ~/Desktop/server-1 --socket ~/Desktop/server-1/mysql.sock -P 10001 --log-bin &
mysql_install_db --datadir=$HOME/Desktop/server-2 && mysqld --server-id 2 -h ~/Desktop/server-2 --socket ~/Desktop/server-2/mysql.sock -P 10002 --master-port=10001 --master-host=127.0.0.1 --master-user=root &

alias sql-master="mysql -h127.0.0.1 -P10001 -uroot"
alias sql-slave="mysql -h127.0.0.1 -P10002 -uroot"

alias sql-master-admin="mysqladmin -h127.0.0.1 -P10001 -uroot"

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javascript:
if( !window.goviasGrid ){
  window.goviasGrid = document.createElement("div");
  document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].appendChild(window.goviasGrid);
  window.goviasGrid.style.background = "url(http://tomlea.co.uk/assets/the-grid.png) repeat-y 50% 0";
  window.goviasGrid.style.width = "100%";
  window.goviasGrid.style.height = "100%";
  window.goviasGrid.style.position = "fixed";
  window.goviasGrid.style.top = "0";
  window.goviasGrid.style.bottom = "0";

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AU-Colleen
AU-Jon
BE-Hendrik
BE-Minna
BE-Sofie
BR-Lygia
CA-Antonine
CA-Felix
CN-Pan
CZ-Zdenech

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# A secure S3 storage engine for Paperclip.
# Usage:
#
# require "paperclip/storage/s3secure"
# has_attached_file :image, :storage => :S3secure, …

module Paperclip::Storage::S3secure
  def self.extended base
    base.extend(Paperclip::Storage::S3)
    base.options[:s3_permissions] = :private

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  def sort_order
    # Google was indexing "random" search orders, it parsed our javascript, badly.
    SORT_METHODS[params[:sort_order]] or raise_redirect_to(@product, :status => 301)
  end

  def segment
    segment = params[:segment]
    segment = segment.to_sym if %w[all other].include?(segment)
    segment = nil if segment == :all
    # Bad or expired segments need 301ing