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""" BitString - A file-like object for reading/writing bits.
"""

try:
    from cStringIO import StringIO
except:
    from StringIO import StringIO


def binlen(n):

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#!/bin/bash
# @author [email protected]

if test "$1"; then
    LONG_URL="$1"
else
    read LONG_URL
fi
BITLY="http://bit.ly/?s=&keyword=&url="

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8
""" A simple URI Encoding/Decoding commandline tool.
"""
__author__    = 'David Schoonover <[email protected]>'
__date__      = '2009-06-05'
__version__   = (0, 0, 1)

import sys, select, urllib

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#!/bin/bash

### MonetDB Installer for RHEL5 ###

# Script needs to be run as root if any any packages need installing.

# For more info, see:
#  - http://monetdb.cwi.nl/MonetDB/Documentation/Linux-Installation.html#Linux-Installation

# MonetDB RPM's for RHEL5:

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'You see,' [the devil] says to me casually, 'the moth is way up there by the
white wall of the doorway, and it is visible only because it moves. From here it
almost looks like a bird high up in the sky, if you think of the wall as the
sky. That's probably how the moth sees the wall, and only we know it is wrong.
But it doesn't know that we know. It doesn't even know we exist. You try to
communicate with it, if you can. Can you tell it anything in a way it
understands; can you be sure it has understood you completely?'

'I don't know,' I replied. 'Can you?'

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#!/bin/bash
# @author [email protected]

if test "$1"; then
    LONG_URL="$1"
else
    read LONG_URL
fi
SHADY="http://www.shadyurl.com/create.php?myUrl="

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#!/bin/bash

# usage:
#   unshorten.sh 'http://bit.ly/95U1UY'
#   echo 'http://bit.ly/95U1UY' | unshorten.sh
#
# author: [email protected]


if test "$1"; then

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#!/bin/bash

function usage () {
    echo
    echo "Usage:  $0 USERNAME COOKIES"
    echo 
    echo "Easiest Way to Get Your Cookies:"
    echo "  I recommend you use firebug on a visit to http://www.flickr.com and copy the value of the Cookie header from your first request."
}

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(function(){

/**
 * Function.asyncChain( fn, [...] ) -> Function
 * 
 * Takes any number of callback functions and returns a scheduler function 
 * which manages the chain. Each supplied callback to should take one 
 * argument, the scheduler, to execute with no arguments when it completes.
 * 
 * Example:

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#! /bin/bash


function halp () {
    cat <<-HALP
	pylons -- Starts a Pylons app, creating logs and saving a pidfile.
	 
	Usage: $( basename $0 ) [INI_FILE]
	 
	If INI_FILE is not 'development.ini', stdout and stderr are redirected