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--- a/cttt.user.js
+++ b/cttt.user.js
@@ -339,7 +339,7 @@ function letsJQuery() {
    };
   return new _timer(interval, callback);
  };
- 
+  waitPlugins($);
   posts = $('div.post')
   max_post = posts.length

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from django.contrib import admin
from django import forms

class MyModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    # ...
    def get_form(self, request, obj=None, **kwargs):
        form_factory = super(MyModelAdmin, self).get_form(request, obj, **kwargs)
        form_factory.base_fields['my_custom_field'] = forms.CharField(widget=forms.Textarea(), required=True)
    # ...
    def save_model(self, request, obj, form, change):

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/*

Results (Tests run on a Core i7 Mac with 8gb of RAM).
NOTE: These results are not meant to be statistically
significant, only to give a glimpse at the behavior of
the Rust scheduler so far. I've run each of the below
configurations more times than I show below, these are
just a sample of each. Independent runs show basically
the same behavior*.

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use std;
// uniq mut vec of mut f64
type umvomf64 = ~mutable [ mutable f64 ];

fn mk_umvomf64() -> umvomf64 {
  ret ~mutable [ mutable ];
}

fn main() {
  let cnt = 10u;

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def puser_setcompanyroutines():
  routines = []
  for c in Company.objects.all():
    fn = lambda modeladmin, request, queryset: queryset.update(company=c)
    # WTF, you say? Yep. That's because django actually cares about the NAME
    # of the function handles you pass it in the actions list. Stupid.
    fn.__name__ = "set_company_%d" % c.id
    fn.short_description = "Set selected to company %s" % c.name
    routines.append(fn)
  return routines

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Keybase proof

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• I am linuxfood on github.
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• I have a public key ASDGk8dxZ8GZeFE53QgiuUjqxOQLaEMN4wDhlINwsREinQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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# Pre-change search:
bash-3.2$ autopkg search Firefox
Name                                        Repo                      Path
----                                        ----                      ----
FirefoxESR64-Win.filewave.recipe            andredb90-recipes         Firefox ESR - Win64/FirefoxESR64-Win.filewave.recipe
OpenKiosk.munki.recipe                      apizz-recipes             OpenKiosk/OpenKiosk.munki.recipe
EMCSyncplicity.pkg.recipe                   bkerns-recipes            EMCSyncplicity/EMCSyncplicity.pkg.recipe
EMCSyncplicitySSO.pkg.recipe                bkerns-recipes            EMCSyncplicitySSO/EMCSyncplicitySSO.pkg.recipe
TechSmithCamtasia.pkg.recipe                bkerns-recipes            TechSmithCamtasia/TechSmithCamtasia.pkg.recipe
TechSmithSnagit.pkg.recipe                  bkerns-recipes            TechSmithSnagit/TechSmithSnagit.pkg.recipe

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# Pre-change info:
bash-3.2$ autopkg info -p GoogleChrome.munki
Didn't find a recipe for com.github.autopkg.munki.googlechromepkg.
Found this recipe in repository: recipes
Attempting git clone...

Adding /Users/testing/Library/AutoPkg/RecipeRepos/com.github.autopkg.recipes to RECIPE_SEARCH_DIRS...
Updated search path:
  '.'
  '~/Library/AutoPkg/Recipes'

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$ python3 Scripts/run_tests.py
...WARNING: plist error for fake: __enter__
................................Nothing found.
.
To add a new recipe repo, use 'autopkg repo-add <repo name>'
.No search query specified!
.
To add a new recipe repo, use 'autopkg repo-add <repo name>'

Warning: Search yielded more than 100 results. Please try a more specific search term.

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$ ./Code/autopkg info -p GoogleChrome.munki -d /Users/Shared/RecipeOverrides -d /Users/Shared/Recipes
Didn't find a recipe for com.github.autopkg.munki.googlechromepkg.
Found this recipe in repository: recipes
Attempting git clone...

Adding /Users/testuser/Library/AutoPkg/RecipeRepos/com.github.autopkg.recipes to RECIPE_SEARCH_DIRS...
Updated search path:
  '.'
  '~/Library/AutoPkg/Recipes'
  '/Library/AutoPkg/Recipes'