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// @namespace      http://github.com/petetnt
// @description    webm pifulle embed (greasemonkey/tampermonkey)
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petetnt

• Install azure-cli

  npm install -g azure-cli

• Create .deployment and deploy.cmd files

 cd your/folder/

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{
  "done": [
    {
      "ranges": [
        {
          "anchor": {
            "line": 34,
            "ch": 34
          },
          "head": {

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import Ember from 'ember';

export default Ember.Controller.extend({
  shouldBeHidden:'Without space: This shouldn\'t get unbounded',
  shouldBeHiddenToo:'With space: This shouldn\'t get unbounded',
});

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;(window.alert("foo"))();

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am petetnt on github.
• I am petetnt (https://keybase.io/petetnt) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCgOXXSKXbYv0nmx4mKG-r2kBDSSm04QkuP25GhzJmfSQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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import Ember from 'ember';

export default Ember.Controller.extend({
  shouldBeHidden:'Without space: This shouldn\'t get unbounded',
  shouldBeHiddenToo:'With space: This shouldn\'t get unbounded',
});

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Disallow Use of 🐱 (no-cats)

JavaScript's console.log(kissa) is often used while debugging code, which should be removed before deployment to production.

console.log("kissa");

Rule Details

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On the issue of staleness

@sindresorhus posted this tweet today about a thing I remember writing about beforehand too (or at least have thought about it a lot): staleness

Controversial opinion: Stale issues in open source projects are fine. Auto-closing issues based on staleness is an annoyance to users and can drive potential contributors away. There must be a better way of handling issue overload.

@sindresorhus (https://twitter.com/sindresorhus/status/1082145283285250048)

Here's a couple of short thoughts I have on the issue of staleness after maintaining things like brackets and our own projects for years.

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# For some reason it's super hard to find package names and their application IDs for Windows
# if you need one (for example for GloSC). Luckily you can also use this PowerShell oneliner
# 
# Step:
# 1. Open PowerShell
# 2. Run the following command, replace the ApplicationName with your app name (eg. Gears 5, OuterWorlds, BloodStained)

 $AppToFind="<ApplicationName>";"$(Get-AppPackage -Name "*$AppToFind*")!$((Get-AppxPackage -Name "*$AppToFind*" | Get-AppxPackageManifest).package.applications.application.id)"