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// util.inspect() alternative returning always valid JSON even having circular refernces.
// Only for debugging and inspection purposes.
// Intended to be used in conjunction with underscore. Ex: "underscore print --color"
// Also useful with my lovely javascript inspection vim mappings:
//        https://github.com/bitifet/dotfiles/blob/master/.vim/after/syntax/javascript/SyntaxInclude.vim
var inspect = (function(){
    var utilInspect = require("util").inspect;
    return function inspect (obj) {
        var result;
        var str = "var Circular = \"(->CIRCULAR<-)\";\n";

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// checkEquals (fn, tests) - Helper function to build equality tests with Jasmine.
function checkEquals(fn, tests){
    if (fn instanceof Array) { // Allow to specify as ["this", fn] if required.
        var target = fn[0]; // this
        fn = fn[1];
    } else { // fn expected to be a single functin by default.
        var target = this; // Or any other arbitrary value.
    };
    return function(){
        tests.map(function(t){

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# SETUP EXAMPLE:
# --------------
# 
# # Install btrfs-tools:
# sudo apt-get install btrfs-tools
# 
# # Create btrfs filesystem across one or more divices:
# #   -> Check device names!!

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function dateParse(d){// Parse date in "dd/mm/yyyy" format. {{{
    d = d.split("/");
    return new Date(
        parseInt(d[2])
        , parseInt(d[1]) - 1
        , parseInt(d[0])
    );
};//}}}

function dateCmp (d1, d2){// Compare dates (returning -1, 0, 1). {{{

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-- CPD.sql - Crappy Processes Disconnection
-- ----------------------------------------
-- 
-- Close PostgresSQL connections left IDLE forever by crappy processes.
-- 
-- 
-- Credits: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12391174/how-to-close-idle-connections-in-postgresql-automatically?answertab=active#tab-top
-- 

-- Minimum inactivity interval to 

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// Performs sequential waterfall over array of promisorys.
// Following two sentences:
//   var P = Promise.all(inArr.map(cbk))
//   var P = arrayfall(inArr, cbk)
// ...are pretty much the same.
// Both runs all promises sequentially and returns new promise resolving with
// an array with resolved data (if none rejected).
// But in the former all promises are run as fast as input array is scanned.
// Whereas with arrayfall() promises are executed in sequence: each after
// previous one is resolved (or rejected) even being completely asyncronous.

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// Node Ensaimeitor Draft.
// Thanks to http://ensaimeitor.apsl.net/
"use strict";

const srvHost = "ensaimeitor.apsl.net";
const srvPort = 80;

const index = {//{{{
    fiscal: "NIF's",
    cif: "CIF's",

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My personal NextCloud hacks

fixletime.sh

Script to 'touch' media (photo / video) files to the time that they have been taken (according available information: exif headers, filename patterns..).

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// Unless it could become ECMASCRIPT proposal best practice
// would be to use regular function in order to avoid polluting
// [function]'s prototype
// Twitter: https://twitter.com/bitifet/status/1166745132651220992?s=20
const softBind = (function() {
    const master = Symbol();
    return function softBind(self, ...args) {
        const fn0 = self[master] || self;
        const fn = fn0.bind(...args)
        fn[master] = fn0;