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#! /usr/bin/env bash
set -e -u -o pipefail

#Usage
usage="Usage: ./generate_json.sh [options] <edn_config_file> <rule_title>"

show_help() {
cat << EOF
$usage

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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{