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/// <summary>
/// A collection of extension methods for the Task class
/// </summary>
public static class TaskExtensions
{

    /// <summary>
    /// Introduces a delay before continuing with the next task.
    /// This method is used for non-generic tasks (Task without a result).
    /// </summary>

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#!/bin/bash

# Function to generate a random password
generate_password() {
    echo $(openssl rand -base64 12)
}

# Ask for server name (FQDN) and validate
while true; do
    read -p "Enter server name (e.g., server1.example.com): " server_name

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''' 
This code is for generating a banner image with randomly selected and resized images from a directory.

Usage:
 - Run the code in a Python interpreter or an IDE.
 - Enter the relative path to the image directory that contains the images you want to use for the banner.
 - Enter the desired output width and height of the banner image in pixels. For example, “1400” and “400”.
 - The code will create and save the banner image in the same directory as the input images, with a random filename starting with “banner_”
 - The code will also show the banner image in a new window. You can close the window when you are done.
'''

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#!/bin/bash

# SVN Automation Script

# Usage:
# 1. Save this script to a file (e.g., svn_auto_commit.sh)
# 2. Make it executable by running 'chmod +x svn_auto_commit.sh' in the terminal
# 3. Run it to commit the changes

read -e -p "Enter the SVN working copy directory: " svn_dir

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/**
 * This JavaScript code is designed to scrape data from a Google Scholar profile page and calculate 
 * various research indices for a researcher. It extracts information such as publication years, 
 * citations, and the h-index, and then computes several research metrics, including the R-index, 
 * A-index, G-index, M-index, E-index, AR-index, and HG-index. The code also provides statistics 
 * about the researcher's publications, total citations, h-core citations, and more.
 * 
 *
 * ** Usage: **
 *