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#!/usr/bin/python

import Image
import base64, zlib

# Jay Parlar convinced me to turn this data structure
# from a dictionary into an object. 
class PackedImage(object):
  def __init__(self, mode, size, data):
    self.mode = mode

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#!/usr/bin/python

import Image
import base64, zlib

# Jay Parlar convinced me to turn this data structure
# from a dictionary into an object. 
class PackedImage(object):
  def __init__(self, mode, size, data):
    self.mode = mode

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<ol>
 <li>create a file called <code>filter.services.yml</code> file, with the following format:
   <code><pre>
services:
  plugin.manager.filter:
    class: Drupal\modulename\Filter\FilterName
    arguments: ['@container.namespaces']
</pre></code>
Replace <code>modulename</code> with the module's machine name, and <code>FilterName</code> with a unique name for the filter.</li>
<li>create a folder called <code>lib/Drupal/modulename/Plugin</code> (replacing <code>modulename</code> with the module's machine name). In Mac and Unix environments, in the module's folder, you can use the following shell command:

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import cgi, urllib, urlparse, webbrowser, sys, clipboard, console

argLen = len(sys.argv)

if argLen > 1:
  url = sys.argv[1]
else:
  url = clipboard.get()

p = urlparse.urlparse(url)

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/* 
 TODO: * An article that starts a sentence should be capitalized.
       * A more comprehensive list of subtleties like "a useful", "a once", "an hour", "an historical"
       * Tests
*/
exports.article = function(text) {
  var vowels = 'aeiou';
  var an_exceptions = ['eucalyptus', 'eunuch', 'euphemism', 'euphemistic', 'euphonium', 'euphoric', 'european', 'once', 'one', 'onesie', 'union', 'unique', 'unison', 'united', 'useful', 'utopia', 'utopic', 'user', 'unicorn'];
  var a_exceptions = ['hour', 'historical', 'honorable', 'honourable'];
  if (a_exceptions.indexOf(text) != -1 || (vowels.indexOf(text.charAt(1)) == -1 && an_exceptions.indexOf(text) == -1)) {

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# Duane Storey wrote an iPhone-friendly random password in PHP.
# http://www.migratorynerd.com/tips/iphone-friendly-strong-password-generator/
# "Basically the idea is to only use mostly keys that are accessible without 
# having to hit shift or the keyboard button that switches to symbol mode."
# This is a port to Python if you wanted to wanted to generate it using something 
# like Pythonista for iOS. http://omz-software.com/pythonista/
 
import random
 
def generate_password(length = 10):

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Resources Consulted While Building a Webhook to Compile a Harp Application Into a Static Website

• Thinking I needed it, I looked up how to decode a UTF-8 URL-encoded string in Python.
• Testing Webhooks - I'd assumed there was a "dry run" button but you really do have to commit and push something to test it.
• How do I receive GitHub webhooks in Python? featuring a nice little script that uses Web.py.
• Calling an external command in Python, which recommends subprocess. It wasn't immediately clear in the documentation that you have to [pass it a list of the arguments](http://stackoverflow.com/

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1. Backup your iOS device to your computer (not iCloud) through iTunes
2. Download iPhone / iPod Touch Backup Extractor from http://supercrazyawesome.com/
3. Run the app, and click "Read Backups"
4. Find the backup you just made
5. Make an empty directory
6. Scroll all the way down and highlight "iOS Files"
7. Extract the iOS files to the directory you made
8. Visit https://www.dcode.fr/cpbitmap-format
9. Click "Choose File"
10. Inside the directory you created, find the iOS Files/Library/Springboard directory.

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# At the top of the hour, start a timer (sleep) every two hours
# between 8 AM and 6 PM. That timer lasts for a random duration of
# up to two hours. When that timer runs out, run a script that
# sends a notification to my iPhone or Android device to remind me
# to drink a glass of water. (And only on weekdays.)

0 8,10,12,14,16,18 * * 1,2,3,4,5 root sleep `/usr/bin/expr $RANDOM \% 7200`; python /full/path/here/water.py