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tar -xOf $1 data.tar.xz  |tar -tv

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Open Source License List (not included at https://www.swisscom.ch/en/residential/help/device/open-source.html)
<div class="base-content">
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    <div class="license-container">
        <div class="license-name"> <a href="/static/licenses/AP/stargatev2/avahi-LICENSE.txt" target="_blank">avahi</a> </div>
        <div class="license-site"> <a href="https://github.com/lathiat/avahi/releases/tag/v0.6.32" target="_blank">https://github.com/lathiat/avahi/releases/tag/v0.6.32</a> </div>
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        <div class="license-name"> <a href="/static/licenses/AP/stargatev2/dbus-COPYING.t

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sleep 5; while read -r line; do clear; echo $line; echo "$line" | pbcopy; sleep 1; done < "feed_commands_for_seoul_ap-northeast-2.txt"

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#!/usr/bin/env perl
use bignum;
$a=1;
for(0..64){
  printf "%2s%21s\n", $_, $a;
  $a<<=1;
}

# (perl)$ perl -Mbignum -E '$a=1;for(0..64){say" "x($_<10).$_." "x(21-length($a)).$a;$a<<=1}'
# (perl)$ perl -Mbignum -E '$a=1;for(0..64){printf"%2s%21s\n",$_,$a;$a<<=1}'

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"""
n-gram of a string by characters (not by words)

takes all args as input unless the first two args are numbers which are in
order, then it assume these are min and max length. Default min max is 2 - 60
"""


def ngram(inp='', mn=2, mx=60):
    """

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"""
This module contains four methods for muting file descriptors.
You can mute the standard file descriptors:
    with mute_stdout():
        ...
    with mute_stderr():
        ...
    with mute_stdout_stderr():
        ...
Or mute a list of known file descriptors:

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# vim: et sw=4 ai
"""
This script takes in files named in presumed yaml format and OVERWRITES them
with all their keys sorted by the key name. It does not preserve comments. I've
not tested it with lists.

Using '-' as a filename opens and consumes stdin in addition to other files.
stdin is written to stdout with the same processing.

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