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import pdb
import atexit
import os
import readline
from pathlib import Path


class Config(pdb.DefaultConfig):
    sticky_by_default = True

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155.254.225.2	Afghanistan, Kabul
194.112.11.130	Aland Islands, Mariehamn
104.167.254.2	Albania, Tirana
45.59.177.2	Algeria, Annaba
104.224.33.2	Anguilla, The Valley
104.224.1.2	Antigua and Barbuda, Saint John's
200.55.243.196	Argentina, Buenos Aires
45.59.129.3	Armenia, Tsaghkadzor
104.224.32.2	Aruba, Palm Beach
203.31.216.1	Australia, New South Wales, Sydney (LOC1 S1)

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cities = ["Texas", "Amsterdam", "New York", "Toronto", "Phoenix", "Los Angeles"]
cities += ["San Francisco", "Miami", "Chicago", "Dallas", "Houston"]

while true
  begin
    system("./hma-vpn.sh #{cities.sample}) &")
    sleep rand * 12
    system('killall "hma-vpn.sh"')
  rescue StandardError => e
    puts "Error #{e}"

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a = []
a[0] = a

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Rethinking CoffeeScript

CoffeeScript was written by Jeremy Ashkenas, a Ruby developer who was fed up with the quirks of JavaScript. It was an instant success in the Ruby community. Many people were tired of having to type === instead of ==, of JavaScript's crappy lexical scoping, of having to jump through hoops to set up even the most simple inheritance structure, of variables leaking into the global scope or having to worry about silly things like hoisting.

This was a time when web user interfaces were becoming more complex and backend developers had to spend more and more time writing JavaScript code. For a long time, coding in JavaScript meant you spent 100% of your time using jQuery. And what an epic mess that was!

At that time many people did not consider JavaScript to be a real programming language, because of it's oddities. So when CoffeeScript came along developers (especially Ruby developers) embraced it as a way to make coding in JavaScript suck less. I was one of those developers. I liked

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setting = Hash.new("Some default string")
setting[0] = "some string"
setting[1] = "some other string"

postLoginAction = 0
puts setting[postLoginAction]
postLoginAction = 1
puts setting[postLoginAction]
postLoginAction = 5
puts setting[postLoginAction]

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Buffers Tools Python Help                                                                                                                
import random

def flip(n):
    on_tails = -1000 * 1000
    if n == 0:
        return 1
    elif random.random() < 0.5:
        return on_tails
    else:

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jQuery.fn.extend insertAtCaret: (myValue) ->
  @each (i) ->
    if document.selection
      @focus()
      sel = document.selection.createRange()
      sel.text = myValue
      @focus()
    else if @selectionStart or @selectionStart is "0"
      startPos = @selectionStart
      endPos = @selectionEnd

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def artistic_black_and_white(image, order=2):
    pix = pixel_array(image)
    draw = ImageDraw.Draw(image)
    for y in range(image_height(image)):
        for x in range(image_width(image)):
            r,g,b = pix[x,y]
            grey_value = (r + g + b)/3
            adjusted_value = int(((grey_value / 255.0) ** (1 / float(order)) * grey_value))
            r = adjusted_value

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import os

def clean():
    for root, dirs, files in os.walk(os.getcwd()):
        for f in files:
            p = os.path.join(root, f)
            if p[-1] == "~" or p[-4:] == ".pyc":
                os.remove(p)

if __name__ == '__main__':