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## dbg.js
/**
 *  dbg
 *  Debug message printer.  Drop-in debug console.
 *
 *  @param message Message to display in console
 */
function dbg( message ) {
	var ul = document.getElementById( 'message' );
	if( ul == null ) {
		ul = document.createElement( 'ul' );

## git-ci
#!/usr/bin/sh
#
# git-ci
#
# Description:
#   Does all the commands one normally has to do to "check in" updates
#   to a branch in a centralized repository.
#
# Example:
#   git-ci "Check-in comment goes here." development/features/SQUIRREL

## diff.bsh
/*****************************************************************************

    diff.bsh

    Allows jEdit to function as a two-way diff tool.

    Note: You must have the JDiff plugin installed.

    To configure an outside application to use jEdit as its diff tool, the
    command is (assuming jedit is in your path):

## jedit_diff.md

      
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              Created
              September 10, 2013 19:45
            
              
                Instructions for using jEdit as an external diff tool for Git.
              
          
    Using jEdit as a Diff Tool for Git

Rationale

jEdit is my day-to-day editor.  It works on every OS I
use (primarily Windows at work and FreeBSD at home).  With plugins, it
provides every feature I need.  It's open source [see note], easily extended, and it
just works.

  
## normalize.sql
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    normalize

    @param subject The subject string to normalize
    @return The normalized version of the string

    Normalizes a given string for use as a human-readable, but
    machine-friendly string identifier.  The normalization rules are:

## five.html
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
  <meta charset="utf-8">
  <title>Title</title>
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css">
  <script src="script.js"></script>
</head>
<body>


## README.md

      
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                Fix Incorrectly FTP'd Files
              
          
    Fix Incorrectly FTP'd Files

I did a dumb thing when backing up a file server once. I transferred a bunch of huge tarballs to a Windows machine over FTP. Normally, when I'm at the console, I'm transferring between Unix machines, so I forgot to set the transfer mode to binary. I transferred a bunch of huge files in ASCII then deleted the disk to make way for the new server's OS.
Well, that was a Bad Thing^TM. After getting over the shock of losing nearly 20GB of backups, I set out to see if I could "un-ASCII" the files. It turned out to be quite easy. So, here's the code that saved the day...

  
## MTar.py
#!/usr/bin/python
##############################################################################
#
#   MTar.py
#
#   Zac Hester
#   2011-12-22
#
#   This behaves similarly to Python's built-in tar support.  However, this is
#   a simplified library that writes extremely primitive tar files.  The

## hexdump.py
#=============================================================================
def hexdump( blob ):
    """
    Returns a tabular string of hex values for a string.
    @param blob         Binary string to represent
    @return             String of hex values
    """
    import math
    length   = len( blob )
    bytes    = struct.unpack( '%dB' % length, blob )

## gd_aa_test.php
<?php
/*****************************************************************************
	PHP/GD Anti-aliasing, Proof of Concept
	Zac Hester - 2011-06-28

	Just a small bit of code to see if it can be done, and what kind of
	memory overhead is needed to pull off an arbitrary, geometry-agnostic
	anti-aliasing that works with transparent images.
*****************************************************************************/
	/**
	* dbg
	* Debug message printer. Drop-in debug console.
	*
	* @param message Message to display in console
	*/
	function dbg( message ) {
	var ul = document.getElementById( 'message' );
	if( ul == null ) {
	ul = document.createElement( 'ul' );
	#!/usr/bin/sh
	#
	# git-ci
	#
	# Description:
	# Does all the commands one normally has to do to "check in" updates
	# to a branch in a centralized repository.
	#
	# Example:
	# git-ci "Check-in comment goes here." development/features/SQUIRREL
	/*****************************************************************************

	diff.bsh

	Allows jEdit to function as a two-way diff tool.

	Note: You must have the JDiff plugin installed.

	To configure an outside application to use jEdit as its diff tool, the
	command is (assuming jedit is in your path):
	/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------

	normalize

	@param subject The subject string to normalize
	@return The normalized version of the string

	Normalizes a given string for use as a human-readable, but
	machine-friendly string identifier. The normalization rules are:
	<!doctype html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<title>Title</title>
	<link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css">
	<script src="script.js"></script>
	</head>
	<body>
	#!/usr/bin/python
	##############################################################################
	#
	# MTar.py
	#
	# Zac Hester
	# 2011-12-22
	#
	# This behaves similarly to Python's built-in tar support. However, this is
	# a simplified library that writes extremely primitive tar files. The
	#=============================================================================
	def hexdump( blob ):
	"""
	Returns a tabular string of hex values for a string.
	@param blob Binary string to represent
	@return String of hex values
	"""
	import math
	length = len( blob )
	bytes = struct.unpack( '%dB' % length, blob )
	<?php
	/*****************************************************************************
	PHP/GD Anti-aliasing, Proof of Concept
	Zac Hester - 2011-06-28

	Just a small bit of code to see if it can be done, and what kind of
	memory overhead is needed to pull off an arbitrary, geometry-agnostic
	anti-aliasing that works with transparent images.
	*****************************************************************************/