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# This is insecure, and only here for a proof of concept.  Your mileage may vary.  Et cetra.
import PyRSS2Gen
import datetime

class NoOutput:
    def __init__(self):
        pass
    def publish(self, handler):
        pass

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# Jawaad Mahmood
# June 8th, 2011

# based on code I found at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/730573/django-to-send-and-receive-email.
# By using generators and nested functions / closures, I can more easily use this in code without screwing around
# with passing around messages, etc..

# Not sure if deletion works on the servers.  Oh well :(

"""

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# Moves files in directory, then checks to see if SCP works.
# If SCP fails, it moves the files back.
# This assumes you have a functional chroot jail configured with rssh, but you want to get rid of all files that are unnecessary.

# This works as follows
# 1. Script moves file from /chrootroot/lib/ to a temporary directory
# 2. Script attempts to connect to with a sftp connection using a restricted user
# 3. If user can connect and upload the file he wants to, the file can be discarded
# ELSE, the file is moved back.

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# This is not tested and not complete, but give an interesting example of how you can turn a Django view into something reusable.
# It is based on the code here: http://code.google.com/p/django-jqchat/
# It might make sense to turn this into an abstract base class.

# The purpose of this is:
# 1. Improved code reuse for outputting data.
# 2. Easier modification to relevant areas
# 3. Because it is new and interesting to me (Kiss my future jobs goodbye for admitting that :/)
# 4. Can stash it in a different file, so the view is not as cluttered-up.

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# This is intended as a quick and dirty image resizer.  It doesn't even check to see if the filename is already in use.  I 
# don't suggest it for production use without changes.
# Stashing it here for future improvements.

import Image
import sys
import os

def resize_image_width_ratio(filename, new_filename, max_width=800):

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for file in *.m4v ; do
  ffmpeg -ss 00:00:15 -i $file -vframes 1 -an -f image2 $(echo $file | rev | cut -f2- -d. | rev).png
done

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import os

def chgrp(filepath, gid):
    uid = os.stat(filepath).st_uid
    os.chown(filepath, uid, gid)

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o = open("Kanji_Vocab_List.txt")
contents = o.read().decode('utf8')
o.close()

c = contents.split()
words = [ (c[i], c[i+1]) for i in range(len(c)) if i%2==0 ] 

# This is for testing actually writing the kanji.

output = []

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A few years ago:

	def parseBugzillaCookies(self,s):
		if s is None: return {self.SESSION_ID_STRING:None}
		ret = {}
		tmp = s.split(';')
		for t in tmp:
				t = t.replace('HttpOnly, ','')
				coppia = t.split('=')
				if coppia[0].strip() in ['Bugzilla_logincookie','Bugzilla_login']:

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# This is a simple websql class I built in coffeescript.
# This gives a good example of how to use "fat arrows" to maintain a different 
# level's "this" pointer - without fat arrows, you will not be able to save @results

"use strict";

root = exports ? this

class @websql
    constructor: ->