Jono Spiro jspiro

I hereby claim:

I am jspiro on github.
I am jspiro (https://keybase.io/jspiro) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 8949 AD7D 34AE 2BC7 EDA0 9714 7EAF 5E8E CE7B F43F

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	[github]
	user = jspiro
	password = !security find-internet-password -gs github.com -w \| tr -d '\n'
	[gist]
	private = true

	[
	["f", "Show next/latest diffs", "setProposedRevRanges()"],

	[null, "Next unreviewed file", "nextUnreviewedFile()"],
	[null, "Previous unreviewed file", "prevUnreviewedFile()"],
	["n", "Next personally unreviewed file", "nextPersonallyUnreviewedFile()"],
	["shift+n", "Previous personally unreviewed file", "prevPersonallyUnreviewedFile()"],
	["alt+n", "Next changed file", "nextChangedFile()"],
	["alt+shift+n", "Previous changed file", "prevChangedFile()"],
	[null, "Next visible file", "nextVisibleFile()"],

	# autogen files are files with diff unset in .gitattribute
	ls-check-attr-diff = "!git ls-files --exclude-standard --modified \| git check-attr --stdin diff"
	ls-autogen = "!git ls-check-attr-diff \| grep 'diff: unset' \| sed 's/: diff:.*//'"
	ls-no-autogen = "!git ls-check-attr-diff \| grep -v 'diff: unset' \| sed 's/: diff:.*//'"
	discard-autogen = "!git ls-autogen \| xargs git checkout --"
	add-autogen = "!git ls-autogen \| xargs git add"
	add-no-autogen = "!git ls-no-autogen \| xargs git add"

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	revs=$(git rev-list "$1" \| wc -l \| awk '{ printf "%d\n", $0 }')
	revnum=0

	ignores="--ignore todo-count.sh --ignore out.csv --ignore thirdparty --ignore govendor"
	people=( "sarietta" "cjrd" "jspiro" "avi" )
	echo "date,sha,file count,todo count,$(printf "%s," "${people[@]}")" > out.csv

	while read -r rev; do

	#!/bin/sh
	grep pam_tid /etc/pam.d/sudo >/dev/null \|\| echo auth sufficient pam_tid.so \| cat - /etc/pam.d/sudo \| sudo tee /etc/pam.d/sudo > /dev/null

	#!/bin/sh

	scope=company-name
	any_scoped_package_name=secret_package
	url=artifactory.company.com
	repo=npm

	cd "$(dirname "$0")" \|\| exit
	echo Please enter your email address:
	read -r email

	#!/usr/bin/env zsh
	#
	# # About
	# Since APFS supports de-duplication on block-level, it can be useful to
	# manually de-duplicate your files if you've migrated/upgrade to APFS not
	# using a fresh install.
	#
	# I've written this simple script with the aim to:
	# - Be simple, easy to read and understand (for users to check)
	# - Use native cp -c for de-duplication

	#!/bin/sh
	sudo nvram StartupMute=%00