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#!/bin/sh

# Check the status of the network connection.
# Thanks to grnmtn on Freenode for this script!
#
# *0* return value indicates the network connection is active. No guarantees on
# the quality of the connection, or if the Internet works. We just have a cable
# in our ass, and it's on.
#
# non-zero return values indicate there was an error somewhere in this script.

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 evaryont | metaphor wars: GO!

     rson | i've said it before and i'll say it again, even CLEAN ruby code looks like
someone took perl and some shell language and mixed them up in a pot, then overcooked them.

 evaryont | rson: and python doesn't look like the illegeimate baby of pascal and cobol?

   cactus | i imagine ruby as.. perl that some young girl got ahold of, and put sparkles
and makeup on.

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# put this in ~/.zshrc
# No alias needed! The `whence -p` does a path search.
function ruby() { [[ "$1" == "" ]] && irb || `whence -p ruby` $@ }

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# Open dmenu to select a user agent
bind ZU = spawn $XDG_DATA_HOME/uzbl/scripts/switch_useragent.sh
# Immediately switch to the user agent, bypassing dmenu.
bind ZI = spawn $XDG_DATA_HOME/uzbl/scripts/switch_useragent.sh "iPhone"
bind ZA = spawn $XDG_DATA_HOME/uzbl/scripts/switch_useragent.sh "Android (G1) Browser"

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evaryont        Is it just me or is github.com/*/ resulting in GithubPages saying "Page does not exist!" gist.github.com works, but no subfolders work under github.com/
evaryont	No matter what URL I try accessing under github.com/, it always results in a github pages non existent error
@defunkt	evaryont: like what url, for example?
bringo		i ain't not getting no 404s
evaryont	defunkt: ah, sorry, github.com/blog/ or github.com/evaryont/
evaryont	it's weird as hell, I realize, and my desktop works just fine >_<
bringo		strange. those URLs produce perfectly fine results for me.
bringo		i blame Echelon
context		evaryont: try clearing your cache?
context		make sure you are not using ie?

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require 'rubygems'
require 'looksee'
module Kernel
  alias_method :orig_methods, :methods

  def methods(*args)
    if caller.first =~ /\(irb\):\d+:in `irb_binding'/
      Looksee.lookup_path(self, *args)
    else
      orig_methods

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# s gem install twitter
Your Password:
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing twitter:
       rack requires thin (>= 0, development)
# s gem install thin
ERROR: Error installing thin:
       thin requires rack (>= 1.0.0, runtime)
# s gem install rack

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#!/usr/bin/ruby

require 'twitter'
require 'pp'

oauth = Twitter::OAuth.new('key', 'secret');
rtoken = oauth.request_token.token
rsecret = oauth.request_token.secret

puts "> redirecting you to twitter to authorize..."

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# Subject: Re: Newbie to Sinatra looking for example
# From: Ryan Tomayko <[email protected]>
# To: [email protected]
# Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
#
# > Alright, so I'm pretty new to both Sinatra and web applications, and I
# > was wondering if someone could write up a quick example use of
# > Sinatra. Basically I want to see how Sinatra handles <form>s in one
# > view, and then shows the input on a different view.
# >

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#!/bin/ruby
require 'rubygems'                             
require 'twitter_oauth'                             
@@config = YAML.load_file("config.yml") rescue nil || {}
@client = TwitterOAuth::Client.new(                           
  :token => @@config[:token],
  :secret => @@config[:secret]                        
)                                     

if @client.authorized?