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{:layers {:homerow {:key :caps_lock :alone {:key :escape}}
          :symbols {:key :tab}}
 :main [{:des "multitouch"
         :rules [:multitouch_extension_finger_count_total
                 [:spacebar :button1]
                 [:f :button1]
                 [:d :button2]
                 [:s :button3]
                 [:z [:button1 :!Cz]]

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-- This script uses Acorn (tested with version 6.6.4)
-- to add a light border around a window screenshot.
--
-- Screenshots (without the huge macOS shadows) are made by shift-cmd-4, then space bar,
-- then option-click on window (see https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/120017/17533)
--
-- Before use, you need to create a Preset Filter for this, once:
--   With an image opened, use from menu: Filter / Stylize / Drop Shadow…
--   Set its options as you prefer (e.g. X/Y offset 0, Blur Radius 2, Opacity 80%),
--   then save it by clicking the gear icon, choose "Save Filter Preset…" and

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{
    ;; :!Ca is keycode :a and prefix a with !C

    ;; C  | left_command
    ;; T  | left_control
    ;; O  | left_option
    ;; S  | left_shift
    ;; F  | fn
    ;; Q  | right_command
    ;; W  | right_control

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function saveWindowsLayout(args)
   local layout = {}
   for _, w in pairs(hs.window.allWindows()) do
      layout[tostring(w:id())] = {
	 frame = w:frame().table,
	 title = w:title(),
      }
   end
   hs.settings.set("zWindowsLayout", hs.json.encode(layout))
end

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#!/bin/bash

# Usage:
#
# 1. Create a `apple-news` file somewhere in your $PATH with the content of this file
# 2. That’s it! You can now use the `apple-news` utility:
#
# ```
# $ apple-news https://apple.news/AKoDCWtVEQP2w7Ld657lgIg
# https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/mar/30/dyson-launches-zone-air-purifying-bluetooth-headphones-with-visor

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local qStartTime = 0.0
local qDuration = 1.5
hs.hotkey.bind({"cmd"}, "Q", function()
    qStartTime = hs.timer.secondsSinceEpoch()
end, function()
    local qEndTime = hs.timer.secondsSinceEpoch()
    local duration = qEndTime - qStartTime
    if duration >= qDuration then hs.application.frontmostApplication():kill() end
end)

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on run argv
-- Variables
set _cmd to (item 1 of argv)
tell application "Finder" to set _bounds to bounds of window of desktop
set _xPos to (item 1 of _bounds)
set _yPos to (item 2 of _bounds)
set _ySize to (item 3 of _bounds)
set _xSize to (item 4 of _bounds)
-- get bounds
-- do split: app1, app2, set split

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-- Delete all from sender - https://gist.github.com/xunker/44fa4404c882c27e0ad25857e9470552
-- For the Mail.app in Mac OS X. It will search for all messages set by the sender of the email message currently open,
-- highlight them all and ask if you want to delete them. If you choose "yes" it will delete them for you and then clear
-- the search.
--
-- Important notes:
-- You can load this in Script Editor and then save it as an application so you can run it without Script Editor being open.
-- This does not work when Mail.app is in fullscreen mode; it must be in windowed mode.
-- You will need to enable "Assistive Devices" support for Script Editor (if run there) or for the .app you saved if you converted it to a standalone app.

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do
  killMenu = hs.menubar.new()
  local killer = function (appName)
    return function ()
      hs.execute("killall " .. appName)
    end
  end

  killMenu:setTitle("☠️")
  killMenu:setMenu{

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# Grab a URL from Chrome, Safari, Mail, Contacts, Finder, TextEdit, Omnifocus, Chrome Canary, or FoldingText
# Borrowed from: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/917-reminders/?hl=reminders
tell application (path to frontmost application as text)
	set theApplication to get name
end tell

set theText to ""
set theBody to ""
if theApplication is "Google Chrome" then
	tell application id "com.google.chrome"