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gem install sass
sass-convert -R ./ -F sass -T scss && rm *.sass or
sass-convert -R ./ -F sass -T scss && find . -type f -name '*.sass' -delete

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define(function (require) {
	var _ = require('underscore');

	// Override Segment's track method.
	var _track = window.analytics.track;
	window.analytics.track = function (event, properties, options, fn) {
		// Arg shuffle.
		if (_.isFunction(options)) fn = options, options = {};
		if (_.isFunction(properties)) fn = properties, options = {}, properties = {};

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Microsoft provides free VM images for browser testing different IE/Windows combinations. To get started, follow the instructions to download the image or images. You can use these images alongside our existing VirtualBox setup.

Following their instructions, the basic process is to download all the parts of the VM image, set the main .sfx file as executable, and then running that file. You should see a new image become available in VirtualBox.

Modifying the hosts file

Once you have your Windows VM up and running, you'll need to edit the Windows hosts file so you can access the Creative Market development environment. (That's right. Your Mac is running Windows, and that Windows VM is communicating with a soft Linux box.)

The file should be located here:

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/*
* Container
*/

.container {
  display: flex // or display:flex-inline
  flex-direction: row | row-reverse | column | column-reverse;
}

.item {

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##Deploying CSS and JS Changes.

• Push changes to master branch
• kitchen login
• cd creativemarket.com
• Run sudo grunt to complile css, minificarion, uglify, etc.
• If sprites need to get build run sudo grunt sprites
• sudo grunt deploy to deploy the changes live.

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#!/bin/bash

RCol='\033[0m'    # Text Reset
Gre='\033[0;32m';
Yel='\033[0;33m';
Blu='\033[0;34m';

nodeprocess=$(ps aux | grep 'node ' | grep -v grep | grep -v peerlink-daemon | awk '{print $2}')
if [[ "$nodeprocess" != "" ]]; then
  count=$(echo $nodeprocess | wc -w)

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/*
On OS X, basic text manipulations (left, right, command+left, etc) make use of the system key bindings,
and don't need to be repeated here. Anything listed here will take precedence, however.
*/
[
  { "keys": ["n", "n"], "command": "advanced_new_file" }
]

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{
	"auto_complete": true,
	"auto_complete_commit_on_tab": false,
	"auto_complete_delay": 50,
	"auto_complete_selector": "source - comment",
	"auto_complete_size_limit": 4194304,
	"auto_complete_triggers":
	[
		{
			"characters": "<",

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[user]
	name = Chris Madrigal
  email = [email protected]
[color]
  ui = auto
[color "branch"]
  current = yellow reverse
  local = yellow
  remote = green
[color "diff"]

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# Simple calculator
function calc() {
	local result="";
	result="$(printf "scale=10;$*\n" | bc --mathlib | tr -d '\\\n')";
	#                       └─ default (when `--mathlib` is used) is 20
	#
	if [[ "$result" == *.* ]]; then
		# improve the output for decimal numbers
		printf "$result" |
		sed -e 's/^\./0./'        `# add "0" for cases like ".5"` \