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# Pastebin 61oIMnsy
breakpad=> \d product_versions
                                   Table "public.product_versions"
       Column       |      Type       |                          Modifiers
--------------------+-----------------+--------------------------------------------------------------
 product_version_id | integer         | not null default nextval('product_version_id_seq'::regclass)
 product_name       | citext          | not null
 major_version      | major_version   | not null
 release_version    | citext          | not null
 version_string     | citext          | not null

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{
  "appVersion": "53.0",
  "detailsUrl": "https:\/\/www.mozilla.org\/%LOCALE%\/firefox\/53.0\/releasenotes\/",
  "displayVersion": "53.0",
  "fileUrls": {
    "*": {
      "completes": {
        "*": "http:\/\/download.mozilla.org\/?product=firefox-53.0-complete&os=%OS_BOUNCER%&lang=%LOCALE%"

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#!/usr/bin/awk -f

BEGIN {

    idx[0] = 5
    idx[1] = 10
    idx[2] = 25
    idx[3] = 50
    idx[4] = 100
    idx[5] = 500

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#!/bin/sh

# Extracts and converts a sync storage log file into an sqlite3
# database to make it easier to extract information

if [ ! -e $1 ]; then
    echo "Usage $0 <gzip sync log file>"
    exit 1
fi

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# The docker registry has the canonical sha sum for verifying the
# image. The only way to get this (as of this coding) is the output from
# docker push/pull jobs. :|
#
# This script pulls the image and remembers the digest. Then that hash
# value is searched for in the build logs in circle or taskcluster
# if the sha256 hash value is found, the image is considered to be OK

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assumes that $upstream_cache_status is at the end of the log line:

tail -n 50000 access.log | \
  grep -v heartbeat | \
  awk 'BEGIN {C=0;T=0; } {if ( $NF == "HIT" || $NF=="EXPIRED" ) { C = C + 1 }; T=T+1} END { print C,T,C/T*100 }'

Output:

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#!/bin/sh

#
# <3 curl.
#

# Pages to check on MDN to get resource URIs
URLS='
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML

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Describe how you would build this thumbnail web service:

- Accept a JPEG via an anonymous HTTP request from the client
- Create a scaled down, 25% thumbnail of it
- Return a text/plain response, with URLs to the original and thumbnail, i.e:

  https://i.mozilla.org/abc123.original.jpeg
  https://i.mozilla.org/abc123.thumb.jpeg
  
- Images (original + thumbnails) automatically deleted after 7 days

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- Create a web service that takes an image from the user (JPEG) and creates a scaled down to 25% thumbnail (JPEG).
- Users are anonymous, no need to log in 
- A URL is automatically created for the user's uploaded images, https://i.mozilla.org/abc123.original.jpeg
- A URL is automatically created for the thumb nail, https://i.mozilla.org/abc123.thumb.jpeg
- Images (original + thumbnails) automatically deleted after 7 days

Requirements: 

- Must be hosted in AWS and use AWS technologies

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##motions

motion	description
h	Count characters left
l	Count characters right
^	To the first character of the line
$	To the last character of the line
f<char>	To the counth character occurrence to the right. F<char> to the counth character occurrence to the left
t<char>	To 1 character just before the counth character occurrence to the right
T<char>	To 1 character just before the counth character occurrence to the left