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#!/bin/bash

# v0.02 - probably buggy as hell.
# Scrape the good stuff from your WMD lists.
# Outputs to original format and a text file of instantly usable links for wget.
# Create your list with wayback_machine_downloader like so:
# wayback_machine_downloader -sl website.org > infile.txt
# Caveat: a side effect is sometimes what we thought was a file will actually be a 404 or other error page.
# This is due to the way things were fetched by the downloader*. Just because a file is shown doesn't mean it exists,
# but it's also recommended to cycle through the sites' different dates if you can't find something.

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import random, time, os, sys
from datetime import datetime

# Random Organic Bot Timer - v2.0 by av1d
#
# What this does is create random pauses at certain times of the day in an
# attempt to make bots slightly more organic and avoid detection.
# For example, you could have it execute randomly every 5-10 minutes between
# 2 PM and 10 PM, and then at different random intervals between 10 PM and 3 AM.
#

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#!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import os
import sys
from pathlib import Path

# Looks for exe and zip files which don't have a .exe or .zip or other zipped container extension.
# Results are saved to a text file.
# Can be adapted to any file type, just change the settings below.

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# Search downloaded items for files which were 404 as Wayback Downloader may download
# 404 pages as files AND the file may still actually exist on the Wayback Machine at
# a different timestamp. The output will be a list of files you should check manually
# somehow.
#
# wayback_machine_downloader saves the files in a directory like:
# websites/www.gegi.polymtl.ca/electech/marceau/labrv/
# and files will be in that directory, like this:
# websites/www.gegi.polymtl.ca/electech/marceau/labrv/dzzyland.zip
#

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#!/bin/bash

# v2.0 by av1d
#
# Run these commands once before running this bot: 
#          curl --insecure https://defcon.social/ > defcon.old
#          curl --insecure https://defcon.social/images/fail-odon.png > fail-odon.old


webhook="https://discord.com/put-webhook-here"

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! 2022-11-19 https://www.ebay.com
www.ebay.com###sho-announcements-module
www.ebay.com###sho-announcements-module > .card-old

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<?php

/*  
    Request OAUTH token from ebay.
    Send AppID + CertID base64 encoded with colon between like this, no spaces:
    appid:certid
    The encoded credentials go in the "Authorization: Basic" header after "Basic".
    Example: "Authorization: Basic MY-SUPER-MAGIC-ENCODED-TOKEN".
    Resulting token is good for 2 hours. Use for Shopping API, etc.
    Warning: it's really bad practice to store credentials in your code. Up to you to fix that.

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import requests

webhook = "paste-your-URL-here"

data = {
    "content" : "Super simple",
    "username" : "Test post!"
}

result = requests.post(webhook, json = data)

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import requests

# FindEligibleItems example for eBay Negotiation API in Python
# You must use a User Access Token from the grant flow, no other token will work.
# For access token, see: https://gist.github.com/av1d/2b2e524e51f0770ec25b3ace3ac10088

UserAccessToken = "paste User Access Token here"


headers = {

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import requests

# Shopping API calls must authenticate with an OAuth application access token in the 
# HTTP header X-EBAY-API-IAF-TOKEN and use OAuth application access tokens with a scope 
# that includes https://api.ebay.com/oauth/api_scope
# https://developer.ebay.com/devzone/shopping/docs/concepts/shoppingapi_formatoverview.html
  
headers = {
    'X-EBAY-API-IAF-TOKEN': 'Bearer paste-token-here',
    'X-EBAY-API-SITE-ID': '0',