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/**
 * Implements add_to_assoc_numeric
 * 
 * Goal of this function is to allow us to modify an associative, numeric array
 * (one that uses string numbers as keys, so there is no 0,1,2,3 ordering, but
 * rather the ordering is based on when the keys were inserted [they are treated
 * like other string keys]). If we modify this array using array_unshift or 
 * array_shift, we destory this associative, numeric structure (each key is
 * destroyed and the array is simply renumbered, with ints, from 0 to num_elems),
 * which we don't want. This function will allow us to insert a new value anywhere

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class Fixnum
  def seconds
    self
  end
  def minutes
    self * 60
  end
  def hours
    self * 60 * 60
  end

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#
# TEXT ANALYZER
# BY: Hayden Chudy
#

# basic setup for text analysis
stopwords = %w{the a by on for of are with just but and to the my I has some in}
lines = File.readlines(ARGV[0])
line_count = lines.size
text = lines.join

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# Simple example of basic object oriented concepts and how they work in Ruby
#
#   AUTHOR: HAYDEN CHUDY

# First is instance and class variable example

# parent class, keep track of the count of all its children
class Shape

  # count class variable. Keeps count of all shapes we have made, in general

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# On Virtual Box?
# Ensure your networking type is bridged interface or this will fail

sudo vim /etc/network/interfaces

# comment (#) out all lines that are there and add this to the bottom (however, replace
#   the * in the address with whatever you want the static IP to be, e.g., my goal is a
#   static IP of: 192.168.1.140, so the address line should be: address 192.168.1.140):

auto lo eth0

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/**
 * This binding has required parameters and should be an object, they are:
 *
 *   observable - the observable we want to look at and evaluate to see if we
 *     should change focus
 *
 *   evaluator - a function to determine if we should change focus. It should
 *     return true whenever we want to change focus and false otherwise, see
 *     below for how to add extra arguments onto the function. Any function can
 *     be used as long as you can provide the correct scope for it from the HTML

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<?php
//I don't play this mismatched boolean logic bullshit, its true or
//  false, never 1 or 0
$bool_replaces = [
	'0' => false,
	"1" => true,
	false => false,
	true => true,
	0 => false,
	1 => true,

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Host *
   ServerAliveInterval 10
   IdentitiesOnly yes
   Cipher blowfish
   Ciphers blowfish-cbc
   AskPassGUI no
   CheckHostIP yes
   Compression no
   ForwardAgent no
   ForwardX11 no

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ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAvfyNPxR68k0zfNOXIHMipMwPqHie3JBzoyusrZHlDC8O0CEjP3iDppVZrfMgRJlEB4EhZcXKb45Mc7LeJd4aLOK7//GzG46p98+8rg0ursBlX5iL0zDJUn42M7a2hLWuRiB1DcIuyeQNp8fux0N4ur7HizDLtnUk20xsKfV6L55OsMszC0nTV+CW2hmKUkWbxer339u87duie0iE57cs/WyTZDiLeWZJQ4pOUpR95nu0dqUdgU1nnPxQmSI2bnsQ+9TqwSqvoXaZTpG0vUX6PzNYaLHuCOCA5XFPnNVVEkAjGf5Py8Om1YH/cAZh2o7cc0ZV9D5sYljapBnKRSH4Aw== hjc1710@gmail.com

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no-screensaver () {
        COUNTER=0;
        while [ $COUNTER -ne "-1" ]; do
                xdotool mousemove $COUNTER 0
                COUNTER=$(echo "$COUNTER + 5" | bc)
                if [ $COUNTER -eq "255" ]; then
                        COUNTER=0
                fi
                sleep 7m;
        done