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So, you might be asking yourself, what is GistLog?

GistLog is a blogging "platform" for people who want to quickly write and publish content, in Markdown, and don't want to bother with yet another platform and yet another login and yet another group hoarding their content. With GistLog, you use your pre-existing GitHub login, you store the data in your own GitHub account, and you can publish with a single click.

Using GistLog

1. Create a public gist with a single file using Markdown. Set the gist description to be the title of your blog post
2. Copy the gist URL, and paste it into the text box on the GistLog create page
3. Copy your resulting URL and share it as your blog post—note that it will be in the form of https://gistlog.co/your-github-username/gist-id
4. If you want to have your own GistLog landing page (e.g. gistlog.co/mattstauffer), [read all about it](https://gistlog.co/mattstauffer/a82db5

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#!/bin/sh

# Set a few variables
SIZE_M=(750 422)
SIZE_T=(1536 864)
SIZE_D=(2780 1564)
BASE="https://picsum.photos"

# Move to the download folder
cd ~/Downloads

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Just a quick test! Hopefully comments work.

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#! /bin/bash

## Setup note: 
## Add execution permissions to this file using:
##    chmod u+x dssh.sh

unset options i o
opt=( $(docker ps --format '{{.Names}}' | sort | awk '{print v++,$1}') )

# Show the user a list of containers to pick from

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{
    "description": "Double left shift to caps_lock",
    "manipulators": [
        {
            "type": "basic",
            "from": {
                "key_code": "left_shift",
                "modifiers": {
                    "optional": ["any"]
                }

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This is a gist to test that Giscus is working as expected. 

I will comment on this using another GitHub account in about a minute.

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// Only used to create the .shortcut file
const fs = require('fs');

const {
  buildShortcut,
} = require('./');
const {
    comment,
    createAlarm,
} = require('./actions');

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Search through diffs

To make case-insensitive, add -i to all grep and git log commands

Search for "Telescope" (case sensitive) in all diffs in a repo

$ git log -STelescope

Result is something like this:

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## Add multi and setmulti

!commands add !multi Multi-Stream Link: http://kadgar.net/live/$(channel)
!commands add !setmulti -ul=moderator -a=!commands edit !multi Multi-Stream Link: http://kadgar.net/live/$(channel)/$(query)

# usage: !setmulti other_stream/another_stream

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# First are the color variables
# Second is a function that will test the colors on your machine (tested on bash and zsh on macOS)
# Some terminals/OS's have weird inconsistencies with the escape codes, 
#   so google will be your friend if this doesn't work quite right
#
# You can copy/paste these into your .bashrc or similar file
# Don't forget to source the file again or restart your terminal session to apply!

# Normal Colors
export Black='\033[0;30m'        # Black