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npm info it worked if it ends with ok
npm verb cli [ 'bundle', 'vendor', '--loglevel', 'verbose' ]
npm info version 0.1.27-9
npm verb config file /Users/mbleigh/.npmrc
npm verb config file /usr/local/Cellar/node/0.2.0/etc/npmrc
npm info bundle [ 'vendor' ]
npm verb caching package.json
npm verb packTar . /Users/mbleigh/.node_libraries/.npm/.cache/flockfeed/v0.0.1alpha/package.tgz
npm verb success gzip "--stdout"
npm verb success tar "cv" "--exclude" ".git" "-X" "/Users/mbleigh/.node_libraries/.npm/npm/0.1.27-9/package/lib/utils/default.npmignore" "flockfeed"

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require.paths.unshift './vendor'

Twitter = require './twitter'

# ...

app.get '/sign_in', (req, res)->
  Twitter.consumer.getOAuthRequestToken (error, token, secret, url, params)->
    # save it to the session

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// Change the _open function in mongoose's connection.js to this
// and you'll be able to connect to MongoHQ URLS!

  _open: function(options){
    var self = this;
    this.db = new mongo.Db(this.name, new mongo.Server(this.uri.hostname, this.uri.port, options));
    
    if (this.uri.auth) {
      var auth = this.uri.auth.split(':');
      this.db.open(function(err) {

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app.error (err,req,res,next)->
  if process.env.RACK_ENV == 'production'
    hoptoad.key = 'hoptoadkey'
    hoptoad.notify(err)
  
  res.render 'error.ejs', 500

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events:12
        throw arguments[1];
                       ^
Error: Parse Error
    at Client.ondata (http:882:22)
    at IOWatcher.callback (net:494:29)
    at node.js:764:9

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(function() {
  (function($) {
    return ($.fn.navigable = function(options) {
      var container, current, first, navigateTo, next, prev;
      options = $.extend({
        tag: 'li',
        focusClass: 'focused',
        scroll: true,
        keyNext: 74,
        keyPrev: 75,

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# Thanks to http://github.com/collectiveidea/open_id_authentication for
# 99% of this code, I just collapsed it into one file and made small 
# changes to work with newer versions of MongoMapper.

require 'openid/store/interface'

module OpenID
  module Store
    class Mongo < OpenID::Store::Interface
      class Association

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# Data culled from Wikipedia. Could be cleaner, but this is nice and simple.
major_cities = [["New York", "New York"], ["Los Angeles", "California"], ["Chicago", "Illinois"], ["Houston", "Texas"], ["Philadelphia", "Pennsylvania"], ["Phoenix", "Arizona"], ["San Antonio", "Texas"], ["San Diego", "California"], ["Dallas", "Texas"], ["San Jose", "California"], ["Jacksonville", "Florida"], ["Indianapolis", "Indiana"], ["San Francisco", "California"], ["Austin", "Texas"], ["Columbus", "Ohio"], ["Fort Worth", "Texas"], ["Charlotte", "North Carolina"], ["Detroit", "Michigan"], ["El Paso", "Texas"], ["Memphis", "Tennessee"], ["Baltimore", "Maryland"], ["Boston", "Massachusetts"], ["Seattle", "Washington"], ["Washington", "District of Columbia"], ["Nashville", "Tennessee"], ["Denver", "Colorado"], ["Louisville", "Kentucky"], ["Milwaukee", "Wisconsin"], ["Portland", "Oregon"], ["Las Vegas", "Nevada"], ["Oklahoma City", "Oklahoma"], ["Albuquerque", "New Mexico"], ["Tucson", "Arizona"], ["Fresno", "California"], ["Sacrame

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AppleTV as Headless Media NAS

I don't use my AppleTV and I've had a 500GB external HD sitting around that isn't really getting use either. I thought I'd make use of both of these things and see if I could turn my AppleTV into a NAS device that would also allow for BitTorrent downloading and act as a transcoding DLNA MediaServer that I could access from my Xbox 360 and/or PS3.

Feature List

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GameRouter = new Backbone.Router.extend
  routes:
    "start": "start"
    "draw": "draw"

  start: ->
    this.navigate('/draw')
  draw: ->
    $('#sketchpad .front > div').hide()
    $('#draw').show()