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[
  { "name": "1234", "unicode": "1f522", "id": "E1f522", "keywords": ["1234", "input", "numbers"] },
  { "name": "hash", "unicode": "0023-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E0023-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": ["symbol"] },
  { "name": "keycap_star", "unicode": "002a-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E002a-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": [] },
  { "name": "zero", "unicode": "0030-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E0030-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": ["number", "0"] },
  { "name": "one", "unicode": "0031-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E0031-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": ["number", "1"] },
  { "name": "two", "unicode": "0032-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E0032-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": ["number", "2"] },
  { "name": "three", "unicode": "0033-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E0033-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": ["number", "3"] },
  { "name": "four", "unicode": "0034-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E0034-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": ["number", "4"] },
  { "name": "five", "unicode": "0035-fe0f-20e3", "id": "E0035-fe0f-20e3", "keywords": ["number", "5"] },

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am impressiver on github.
• I am impressiver (https://keybase.io/impressiver) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDJ4qjxwGq0XFr3qsp_OduTyOw6OyQRml-pgFeL-l-U1Qo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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Wink Hub HomeKit bridge

... on a Pi 2, in 5 min.

don't be scared

pi@pi:~ $ sudo su -

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#
# esp-dev:
#  osx env for esp8266 esp-open-sdk toolchain
#


# dupes
dupes=/usr/local/opt/gettext/bin
dupes=$dupes:/usr/local/opt/gnu-getopt/bin
dupes=$dupes:/usr/local/opt/gnu-sed/libexec/gnubin

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/******************************************************************************
 *
 * Adapter functions to deal w/ Angular <--> jQuery (custom) events
 * 
 * I wrote these quickly just to see if they'd fly. They should really be added
 * to a provider, I just haven't gotten around it.
 *
 *****************************************************************************/

/**

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##
## Arch Linux repository mirrorlist
## Sorted by mirror score from mirror status page
## Generated on 2014-03-16
##

## Score: 0.4, United States
Server = http://mirror.us.leaseweb.net/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch
## Score: 0.7, United States
Server = http://mirrors.liquidweb.com/archlinux/$repo/os/$arch

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//
// Traverse the DOM hierarchy and return the first ancestor that has all/any
// css attributes that match the provided attribute:regexp hash.
// 
var $parent = (function declares(el, attrs, any) {
  var $el = $(el), fn = (!!any ? 'some' : 'every'), match;
  if(!attrs || !$el.length || $el.is(document)) return undefined;

  match = Object.keys(attrs)[fn](function(key) {
    var css = $el.css(key), matcher = attrs[key];

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Road to Dynamic Hybrid Web Applications

Introduction

There has been a natural evolution over the past few years with regard to developing increasingly rich, desktop-like experiences in web applications. The old school way was to handle 100% of the dynamic content generation on the server and spit static HTML back to the browser. Then JavaScript grew up a bit and people slowly started to learn (begrudgingly) that it was more than just a toy. Increasingly, much of the rendering and processing was pushed to the

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<root>
  <item>
    <name>F19 to Hyper/Hyper+Esape</name>
    <appendix>(F19 to Hyper (Control+Shift+Command+Option) or send Hyper+Escape when tapped)</appendix>
    <identifier>private.f19_to_hyper</identifier>
    <autogen>
      --KeyOverlaidModifier--
      KeyCode::F19,
      KeyCode::COMMAND_L, ModifierFlag::OPTION_L | ModifierFlag::SHIFT_L | ModifierFlag::CONTROL_L,

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{
  "always_prompt_for_file_reload": false,
	"always_show_minimap_viewport": false,
	"animation_enabled": true,
	"atomic_save": true,
	"auto_close_tags": true,
	"auto_complete": true,
	"auto_complete_commit_on_tab": true,
	"auto_complete_delay": 25,
	"auto_complete_selector": "source - comment, meta.tag - punctuation.definition.tag.begin",