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import sys,os

def CheckSDLLib(context):
    """
    On Mac OS X, SDL seems to use the same ugly trick
    it uses on Windows (redefining main() with SDLmain).
    This wrecks CheckLibWithHeader() who creates a very simple
    main(), which unfortunately won't match the prototype in SDL_main.h,
    thus causing the check to fail. Boo!
    No idea why it actually worked on Windows, though.

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for i in `find /var/www -name wp-admin -type d` ; do unset host ; unset dir ; host=$(echo $i | cut -d '/' -f4) && echo -n ${host:?NOHOST} && dir=$(echo $i | sed 's/^\/var\/www\/[^/]\+\/htdocs\(\/[^/]*\)\/\?wp-admin/\1/') && echo ${dir:?NODIR} && sudo webapp-config -U -h ${host} -d $([[ ${dir} = "/" ]] && echo "/") ${dir#/} wordpress 3.0.5 ; if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then logger -s -- "Webapp-Upgrade FAILED: $host -> $dir" ; fi ; done

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Toggle CPU performance in a binary fashion.
# Alexandre Gauthier 2011-2012
#
# Done out of disgust at how the example shell script in one of these
# "language-du-jour is better than a shell script" talks.
#
# Requirements -->
#  Toggle the sysctl value of hw.setperf between '0' and '100'.
#  Talk implied little error checking was done in shell scripts, which

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Forums are 100% metamoderated
There are no privileged users or roles.
Votes are kept secret as well as their values, at all times.
You create one indentity as you login.
Authentication through SSO (openID/Facebook/Twitter...)
Login is done entirely through OpenID and requires no user data.
Each login must be /unique/.
All posts are anonymous but they affect mana
You get a new avatar for each unique thread you post in
Avatars only exist in the context of a thread.

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from web.core import Controller

class RootController(Controller):
    def index(self):
        return 'Hello world!'

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import logging
    from paste import httpserver
    from web.core import Application

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14:38 <%mr_daemon> I really want to put all my (rather terrible) programming skills in Python right now, even if that means giving up Java momentarily.
14:39 <%mr_daemon> Because I fucking love Python, and I don't get to use it nearly enough to develop great skills
14:40 <@KniPhone> Python is so kawaii.
14:40 <@KniPhone> EVERYTHING SHOULD BE PYTHON
14:40 <@KniPhone> EVEN REALITY
14:41 <%mr_daemon> Well it's not suitable for some things
14:41 <%mr_daemon> but with ardeo I will be trying to blatantly ignore that
14:41 <@KniPhone> SUITABLE FOR EVERYTHING
14:41 <@KniPhone> :(
14:43 <%mr_daemon> It has a GIL

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# $DOTFILESREPOS should be defined by now.
# Let's still make an extra effort because it is most useful.

if [-z "$DOTFILES"] ; then
	# ZOMG env var not found. I suspect a failing .boostrap.rc
	# or some similar horror. Let's manually load the cache.
	echo -n "PROFILE: WARNING DOTFILES not exported?" 1>&2
	if [ -f "$HOME/.bootstrap.rc.cache" ] ; then
		. "$HOME/.bootstrap.rc.cache"
		# Check if cache contained proper value

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#!/bin/bash
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# startx-ssh-nested
#
# Remote connect to 'kitsune.underwares.org' in a nested X server (Xephyr),
# tunelling everything through ssh. It's no NX but in a pinch, it will work.
# 
# Copyright (C) 2011-2012, Alexandre Gauthier <[email protected]>
# 
# Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy

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# Dee's tmux configuration file

# start window indexing at one instead of zero
set -g base-index 1

# Bell in any window results in term bell
set -g bell-action any

# Home as default path
set -g default-path ~/

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for i in `find /var/www -name wp-admin -type d` ; do unset host ; unset dir ; host=$(echo $i | cut -d '/' -f4) && echo -n ${host:?NOHOST} && dir=$(echo $i | sed 's/^\/var\/www\/[^/]\+\/htdocs\(\/[^/]*\)\/\?wp-admin/\1/') && echo ${dir:?NODIR} && sudo webapp-config -U -h ${host} -d $([[ ${dir} = "/" ]] && echo "/") ${dir#/} wordpress 3.0.5 ; if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then logger -s -- "Webapp-Upgrade FAILED: $host -> $dir" ; fi ; done