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'''
Brief:
    ast_test.py - Quick and dirty test code of the Python abstract syntax tree.
        The big thing is the ability to (sort of) see if a function calls another
            specific function.

License:
    MIT License - 2017

Author(s):

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See https://github.com/csm10495/Enum.h/blob/master/StringEnums/Enum.h for the latest.

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Required: Visual Studio 2015 or 2017 (or probably later works)

Setup
1. Clone/download OpenSSL 1.1.1 source to a folder
2. Download / install Perl (They recommend Active perl)
   I recommend using Chocolatey so for me: choco install activeperl
3. Ensure Perl is in the system path. (Choco appears to do this by default)
4. Download / install NASM
   I recommend using Chocolatey so for me: choco install nasm
5. Ensure NASM is in the system path. (For me the directory to add was C:\Program Files\NASM)

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#!/bin/bash -v

# helps to install puppet 6 (as a master on this system) on CentOS/RHEL 7 

set -e

alias sudo="sudo --preserve-env=PATH env "

# allow other installs
sudo yum install epel-release -y

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#!/bin/bash -v

# Helps to install a puppet 6 agent (pointing to a puppet server/master) on CentOS / RHEL

set -e

alias sudo="sudo --preserve-env=PATH env "

# allow other installs
sudo yum install epel-release -y

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'''
Simple compression example
(C) - Charles Machalow - MIT License

Attempts to compress using a 'bit-compression' algorithm. Basically it goes
 byte by byte trying to shrink each byte to the minimum number of bits needed to
  represent each byte. If all 8 bits are needed, it will likely yield a larger than
   original file. Often all 8 aren't needed if the file is something like ascii.

Some optimizations to speed that would likely speed this up greatly

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["00000000control", "0000FF", "0000THEFILM", "000155FF0C", "000webhost", "0013tardx", "004janine", "007chan", "007games", "007special", "007test007", "0080076503tm", "00Chanman00", "00E", "00FF00", "00FFFF", "00OA", "00Problems", "00d", "00easy", "00s", "00sKids", "00sMusic", "00sPorn", "00sRock", "00sScreamo", "00scartoons", "00sdesign", "00sonic", "00test00", "00th", "00weareready00", "00yearsago", "0121GFDO", "01884Fords", "01NebSucks", "01s", "01stworldproblems", "02Crew", "02keilj", "0311masterrace", "032c", "0333testtesttest", "03Esports", "03dfn3dndn9fno", "03s", "04manualg35coupes", "05sop14", "06prime", "06s", "06scape", "070Shake", "07Achievements", "07Clan", "07DeadManMode", "07F1D6B42A2BFEEBE910", "07Flipping", "07GWD", "07Guides", "07Helpers", "07Ironman", "07Memes", "07Merching", "07NARC", "07RSDevTracker", "07RSSuggestions", "07Scape", "07ScapeClues", "07Server", "07TRiBot", "07Warlocks", "07ada4381247db64", "07castlewars", "07craft", "07cw", "07deadman", "07exchange", "07garchomp", "07iron", "

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import base64
import os
import subprocess

def run_command(cmd):
    print (f">{cmd}")
    ret_code = subprocess.call(cmd, shell=True)
    print (f'>> Return Code: {ret_code}')
    return ret_code

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'''
Small script that tries to recursively find youtube video ids starting from given urls.
MIT License - Charles Machalow
'''
import time
import re
from datetime import timedelta, datetime
from typing import List, Set
from requests_html import HTMLSession
import requests

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'''
Simple script to do a simple query against a cosmosdb in azure

Can use it to dump a db to json.. if ya need that for some reason.

MIT License - Charles Machalow

# pip install azure-cosmos
# pip install azure-identity
'''