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javascript: 
/* Usage:
 Copy the contents of this file and paste into the url of a new bookmark to make the bookmarklet.
 Click the bookmarklet to make a Diigo bookmark to the current page with the tag 'oneclick'. It will bring up a popup, which will close 2 seconds after you click anywhere on the bookmarked page, or after you leave the bookmarked page. 
 Feel free to edit and improve, this was just a quick hack.
 */
(function(){
  var path = 'https://secure.diigo.com/api/v2/bookmarks';
  
  var params = {

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TESTING = true
def clean_backtrace(e)
  puts "\t" + e.backtrace.reject{|t| t =~ /(assert_equal|[(\/]irb[.:\/)])/}.join("\n\t")
end
def assert_equal a, b 
  begin
    raise if TESTING and a != b
  rescue Exception => e
    puts "*** Assertion failed: ***\n #{a} not equal to #{b}"
    clean_backtrace(e)

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javascript: 
/* Usage:
 Copy the contents of this file and paste into the url of a new bookmark to make the bookmarklet.
 Click the bookmarklet after searching on a site like google to search greplin with the current search terms - the result will show up in a frame at the top of the page. 
 This is intended to work with google (but not google instant), and will also work with any site with url's of the same form. 
 This was a quick hack (tested in chrome 10).
 */

(function(){
  var search_terms = document.URL.match(/q=[^&]*/)[0];

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require 'json'

# LOGIN = 'username:password'

# Calls curl with the given (string) arguments and returns the resulting parsed json as a ruby object.
def curl_json(args)
  # TODO: add error checking
  call = "curl #{args}"
  puts call
  response = `#{call}`

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To claim this, I am signing this object:

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from pptx import Presentation
import argparse
import re
from termcolor import colored as c

# Bash one liner version to get a similar thing: 
#   unzip -p presenation.pptx | sed -e 's/<[^>]*>//g' | tr '\r' '\n' | egrep --colour '[0-9]*$'


def parse_args():