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create user: CREATE ROLE username WITH LOGIN PASSWORD 'password';

show users: \du

create database: CREATE DATABASE databasename;

show databases:

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//
//  parseViewController.swift
//  parseTest
//
//  Created by Jay Liew on 6/23/17.
//  Copyright © 2017 Jay Liew. All rights reserved.
//
/*
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def groupme_springhaus_ops(request):
    if settings.ENABLE_GROUPME_OPS == False:
        return Http404

    url = "https://api.groupme.com/v3/groups/" + settings.GROUPME_SPRINGHAUS_CORE_GROUP_ID_KEY + "/messages"

    gmc = GroupMeControl.objects.all()[0]
    last_seen_message_id = gmc.last_seen_id_str

    print("starting ops. Last message id is: " + gmc.last_seen_id_str)

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# 1. install aouyar's healthgraph-api (via pip install or git clone. see his instructions)
# 2. signup on Runkeeper.com (as developer, not end user) as an RK app, to get client secret and key
# 3. fire up the self contained web server (bottle and beaker), installing dependencies as needed (about 1 or 2)
# 4. from previous step, you should get the user's access token

import healthgraph
access_token = "xxxxxxxxx" # enter your user access token here

session = healthgraph.Session(access_token)

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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Purpose: This script strips out all the geo latitude + longitude data
# from JPG / JPEG files
#
# Installation: Make sure you have PIL (Python Imaging Library), or "Pillow"
#
# Usage: Put this file in directory with photos and run it from there
#
# e.g.

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L = [100, 120, 100].
lists:flatten([io_lib:format("~c", [V]) || V <- L]).

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var dfd_arr = []; // array of deferred objects

var get_dfd1 = function(){
	var dfd1 = $.Deferred();

	var req =  $.ajax({
	  success: dfd1.resolve,
	});

	req.done(function(){ // dfd1 success callback

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from django.template.defaultfilters import stringfilter
from django.utils.safestring import mark_safe
from django import template

register = template.Library()

@register.filter
@stringfilter
def zerowidthspace_separator(value, num):
	"""