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def combat(*forces):
	"""Run a combat between any combination of forces.
	Each force represents all involved ships owned by a given player.
	The first force should be the defender, with forces then proceeding in order of player index (wrapping around).
	Each force has form (player_WS, force_list).
	Each force list should be a list of integers, giving the ships of the player and how they're split.
	The force list should be the order in which the ships fight.
	Note that, in a normal situation, a player's ships orbiting a star fight first,
	followed by each fleet they have, from largest to smallest.

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# This file should be renamed ~/.xinitrc
# However, CAUTION: Your window manager / desktop environment may already use this file.
# In which case you should PREPEND the file with this file's contents.
# (The same applies if you have a custom xinitrc - just add this file's contents where appropriate.
#  For example, in my home .xinitrc, this clause comes after common setup (such as setting the cursor)
#  but before specifics for setting up my window manager.)
 
if [ -n "$XRUN" ]; then
    eval $XRUN
    exit

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#!/usr/bin/env python

from sys import argv, exit

if len(argv) < 2:
    print 'USAGE: %s MODULE [SYMBOL]\nOpen help() for given module, or given symbol from module.' % \
        argv[0]
    exit(1)

module = argv[1]

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#!/bin/bash

USAGE="$0 TIMESPEC [COMMAND {ARGS}]
Do a banner-style countdown starting from TIMESPEC.
TIMESPEC should be either integer seconds, or in one of the forms:
	XXm XXmXX XXmXXs XX:XX
For example: 10m, 10m00, 10m0s, 10:00 or 600 are all ways of saying 10 minutes.
If given, COMMAND will be run with ARGS once the timer has completed.
"

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#!/bin/bash

BLACK=30
GRAY="$BLACK;1"
RED=31
BOLDRED="$RED;1"
GREEN=32
BOLDGREEN="$GREEN;1"
YELLOW=33
BOLDYELLOW="$YELLOW;1"

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#!/bin/bash

USAGE="$0 [TIMESPEC]
A speaking clock that says the time once every TIMESPEC.
For example, \"$0 1 hour\" would speak at the boundary of every hour,
while \"$0 15 minutes\" would speak four times as often.
In technical terms, the time is reported when time since epoch is divisible by TIMESPEC.
TIMESPEC defaults to 1 hour.
"

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#!/bin/bash

USAGE="$0 [FORMAT]"

FORMAT="${1:-%T}"

while sleep 1; do
	clear
	echo
	banner "`date "+$FORMAT"`"

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# Prefixes current PS1 with a blank space
# This blank space changes to a ! character if any command
# given in the ALERTS array exits non-zero.
# (additionally, a ? character is an error state - this shouldn't happen)
# Tip: ALERTS may be appended to thusly: ALERTS+=('mycommand myarg')
# Note: Commands in ALERTS are run every time PS1 is printed.
# However, if any command fails (indicates an alert), no further commands will be run.

declare -a ALERTS[0]

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#!/bin/bash

if [ "$#" -lt 2 ]; then
	echo "USAGE: $0 TIME COMMAND {ARGS}"
	echo "Run COMMAND with ARGS at specified TIME."
	echo "TIME may be given in any form understood by date(1)"
	exit 2
fi

duestr="$1"

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import termios
import sys
from itertools import count


class TermAttrs(object):
	def __init__(self, attrs, fd=None, when=termios.TCSANOW):
		"""A context manager for changing terminal attrs.
		fd defaults to stdin.
		attrs must be a 7-element iterable as taken by tcsetattr.