abcarroll

<?php

/*
 * (C) Copyright 2015 A.B. Carroll <[email protected]>.  MIT or BSD License - your choice.
 */

class Utility {

    /**
     * Converts either a array of integers or string of comma-separated integers to a natural english range, such as "1,2,3,5" to "1-3, 5".  It also supports

abcarroll

#!/bin/bash

# Written by A.B. Carroll <[email protected]>
# Use as:
# sleepcountdown HOUR MIN SEC "Optional Prefix"
# Example:
# sleepcountdown 00 00 10 "Time until next run: "
# echo "Done with first countdown!"
# sleepcountdown 01 00 05 "Time until next run: "
# echo "Done with second countdown!"

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<?php
/*
Ben's quick and dirty HTTP cookie header parser

HTTP cookie headers are actually quite tricky to parse, because the expiry date often contains a comma, and commas are supposed to be the delimiter between individual cookies.

This parser cheats by splitting the cookie header based on the equals sign, and reconstructing the key pairs in a loop.

This sample code doesn't support all cookie properties, but it ought to be trivial to add more. It hasn't been tested a great deal, so use at your own risk.

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countsheep(){
    hr=$1
    min=$2
    sec=$3

    if [ -z "$4" ]
    then
        prefix=""
    else
        prefix="$4"

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<?php
// A.B. Carroll, <[email protected]>
// "Do whatever the fuck you want license"

// Generates a 'statistics chunk' for use in pronounceable word generation
// It's a one-time generation, so it doesn't need to be fast.

$file = file('/usr/share/dict/american-english');
$patterns = [];

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#!/bin/bash

# 
# rtunnel-auto: (C) Copyright 2014-2015 A.B. Carroll <[email protected]>
#

# On the remote server
# AllowTcpForwarding must be configured in order for tunneling to work.
# If LOCAL_HOST is an IP address that is local to the server this script
# is running on, it can be set to either 'yes' or 'local'.

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# Beginnger 
sudo apt-get install vim netselect-apt

# Basics 
sudo apache2-utils autossh bc beep btrfs-tools cryptsetup curl dnsutils dos2unix e2fsprogs file ftp git hexedit hfsprogs htop iftop iotop iptraf less links lrzsz lvm2 md5deep mercurial nmap ntp parted patch pax putty-tools pv rsync screen sudo sysstat tmux tree vim wget whois xz-utils

# Paritioning, File System & FS Encryption
sudo apt-get install lvm2 cryptsetup e2fsprogs hfsprogs btrfs-tools

# Monitoring

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#!/bin/bash

packages=(
	# > > System utilities
	netselect-apt sudo rcconf parted

	# > > Internet Services, Programming
	nginx
	php5-fpm php5-cli
	mysql-server

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<?php
    /* A.B. Carroll, public domain */ 

    function str_distance_array($needle, $haystack) {
        $confidence_map = [];
        foreach ($haystack as $h) {
            if(strlen($needle) < strlen($h)) {
                $normalize = strlen($needle);
            } else {
                $normalize = strlen($h);

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/*
 * This clears the LESS.js cache, since it aggressively caches @import statements.
 * Credit: Attaboy, https://gist.github.com/attaboy/1346280
 * Additional key checks and debugging output by A.B. Carroll. (http://github.com/nezzario)
 * License: Assumed MIT/BSD-like license, please give credit where credit is due.
 */

less.env = 'development';
console.log("If you are seeing this in a production environment you are likely doing something wrong or forgot to remove the destroyLessCache() script.");