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[ 
{"name": "Afghanistan", "code": "AF"}, 
{"name": "Åland Islands", "code": "AX"}, 
{"name": "Albania", "code": "AL"}, 
{"name": "Algeria", "code": "DZ"}, 
{"name": "American Samoa", "code": "AS"}, 
{"name": "AndorrA", "code": "AD"}, 
{"name": "Angola", "code": "AO"}, 
{"name": "Anguilla", "code": "AI"}, 
{"name": "Antarctica", "code": "AQ"}, 

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["A# .NET","A# (Axiom)","A-0 System","A+","A++","ABAP","ABC","ABC ALGOL","ABLE","ABSET","ABSYS","ACC","Accent","Ace DASL","ACL2","ACT-III","Action!","ActionScript","Ada","Adenine","Agda","Agilent VEE","Agora","AIMMS","Alef","ALF","ALGOL 58","ALGOL 60","ALGOL 68","ALGOL W","Alice","Alma-0","AmbientTalk","Amiga E","AMOS","AMPL","APL","App Inventor for Android's visual block language","AppleScript","Arc","ARexx","Argus","AspectJ","Assembly language","ATS","Ateji PX","AutoHotkey","Autocoder","AutoIt","AutoLISP / Visual LISP","Averest","AWK","Axum","B","Babbage","Bash","BASIC","bc","BCPL","BeanShell","Batch (Windows/Dos)","Bertrand","BETA","Bigwig","Bistro","BitC","BLISS","Blue","Bon","Boo","Boomerang","Bourne shell","bash","ksh","BREW","BPEL","C","C--","C++","C#","C/AL","Caché ObjectScript","C Shell","Caml","Candle","Cayenne","CDuce","Cecil","Cel","Cesil","Ceylon","CFEngine","CFML","Cg","Ch","Chapel","CHAIN","Charity","Charm","Chef","CHILL","CHIP-8","chomski","ChucK","CICS","Cilk","CL","Claire","Clarion","Clean",

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{"China":["Guangzhou","Fuzhou","Beijing","Baotou","Hohhot","Guiyang","Yinchuan","Nanjing","Changzhou","Chuzhou","Hefei","Jinan","Qingdao","Harbin","Zhaodong","Taiyuan","Xi'an","Xianyang","Shenzhen","Nanning","Zhengzhou","Xinxiang","Luohe","Luoyang","Chaoyang","Xingyi","Foshan","Haikou","Chengdu","Dongguan","Mingzhou","Chongqing","Zhuhai","Kunming","Wuhan","Xiling","Huizhou","Jiangmen","Shantou","Changxiacun","Zhongshan","Lhasa","Nanchang","Tianjin","Shanghai","Hebei","Shijiazhuang","Quanzhou","Putian","Xiamen","Chengyang","Zhangzhou","Sanming","Nanping","Baoding","Langfang","Yantai","Binzhou","Lanzhou","Yueqing","Zhongxin","Zhoushan","Hangzhou","Ningbo","Wenzhou","Changchun","Fuyang","Jieshou","Anqing","Wuhu","Shishi","Shishi","Weitang","Shenyang","Changsha","Yongjiawan","Lengshuijiang","Shijiazhuang","Xuchang","Suzhou","Xuzhou","Taizhou","Nanyang","Xinhua","Ürümqi","Yan'an Beilu","Baotao","Macao","Wuxi","Yangzhou","Baiyin","Tongren","Kunshan","Zhangjiagang","Jiangyin","Zhenjiang","Zhoukou","Anyang","Dalian

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{
  "statue_messages": [
    "The instruction data for this shipment have been provided by the sender to DHL electronically",
    "The shipment has been processed in the parcel center",
    "The international shipment has been processed in the parcel center of origin",
    "The international shipment has been processed in the export parcel center",
    "The shipment will be transported to the destination country and, from there, handed over to the delivery organization. ",
    "The shipment has arrived in the destination country",
    "The shipment is being prepared for delivery in the delivery depot",
    "The shipment has been successfully delivered"

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To make good old Internet Download Manager (IDM) work in Linux mint / Ubuntu!

# Declaration: I totally support open source and have tried aria2, and axel; also I am frequent user and admirer of wget, curl and lynx; but the download throughput provided by IDM is unmatched for some odd reasons, specifically it performs better than other clients in mid-to-high latency networks, who knows, may be short time-outs on each connectionns or magic wand.

Some CLI examples if someone would wish to try those and compare throughput of each at 8 connections to get benchmark against IDM!

- $ aria2c --file-allocation=none -c -x 8 -s 8 -d "./location/to/downloads/" http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test
- $ axel -n 8 http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test

Below two does not suppot multi-threaded, and are made for other greater purpose :)

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#!/bin/bash
echo List of CLI tools / packages installed through brew
echo

echo Command Line Shell For SQLite
brew install sqlite

echo Good part of this cow is that it yields informative messages if used with tweaks 
brew install cowsay
echo Usage:

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// Tested on friend Dr Raley's website
// Old (Google Blogger / Blogspot): http://cecileraleydesigns.blogspot.com/
// New (Shopify): https://www.cecileraleydesigns.com/blogs/cecile-raley-designs/
// Note: This simple JS only redirects blog (containing month/day) and not home page, or dedicated pages.

var newBlog = "https://www.your-website.com/blogs/blog-name/";
var current_blogspot_slug = document.baseURI.split("/")[5].split(".")[0];

if( document.baseURI.split("/")[3] % 1 === 0 ) if( document.baseURI.split("/")[4] % 1 === 0 ) {  
	console.log("true - let's redirect to new home");

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# Google DNS
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4

# OpenDNS 
Preferred DNS Server: 208.67.222.123
Alternate DNS Server: 208.67.220.123

# Security
Preferred DNS Server: 198.153.192.40

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# Brew Software
brew install gpg

# GNU PG Config Directory
ls -lah ~/.gnupg

# In case of stdout/tty password input issue / keybase issue
export GPG_TTY=`tty`

# Generate new key