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September 6, 2011 06:56
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>>> import gravatar | |
>>> user = gravatar.User(<email>, password=<password>) # substitute the email address and password of a Gravatar account | |
>>> user.test() | |
1315290974 # however many seconds have passed since 1970 |
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