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#!/bin/sh
# From within CATALINA_HOME:
# curl -Lks https://raw.github.com/gist/3962722/install.sh | sh -s [JIRA_HOME]
# https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA051/Installing+JIRA+on+Tomcat+6.0

JIRA_VERSION=5.1.7

CATALINA_HOME=${CATALINA_HOME:-${PWD}}
[ -x ${CATALINA_HOME}/bin/catalina.sh ] || {
  echo "${CATALINA_HOME} does not look like a CATALINA_HOME" >&2

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Just a bl.ocks.org sample template Gist or framed

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object Story {
  object Once { def upon = (x: a.type) => x }
  object a { def time = (x: languages.type) => x }
  object languages { def were = (x: inflexible.type) => x }
  object inflexible { def along = (x: came.type) => x }
  object came { def Scala = (x: inflexible.type) => x }
  implicit def string(s : String) : inflexible.type = inflexible

  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    Once upon a time languages were inflexible; "Then " along came Scala ". The End!"

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Create Google Drive webViewLink folders via JavaScript (You must change CLIENT_ID before this will work.)

These folders are suitable for publishing websites. Once the folder is created, simply upload index.html and other resources to the folder.

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There's plenty of rebuttal/criticism to http://beust.com/weblog/2011/08/15/scalas-parallel-collections/

I feel I'm still learning Scala so I wanted to just test my own criticisms before reading the comments.

It seems such a well-seasons Java developer would not have overlooked the obvious flaws in his arguments. This was really obvious to me but i have gone through Martin's https://class.coursera.org/progfun-2012-001/lecture/index

Run

curl -kLs https://raw.github.com/gist/4213299/batch.par.scala | scala; stty echo

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Just a bl.ocks.org sample Gist site embedding itself or framed

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A site served from GitHub Gists, it's a

:Gish™

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Introducing :Gish

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This through lint and minified.

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To Do