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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    char crash[16];
    char* plz = "this is probably longer than 16 characters";

    strcpy(crash, plz);

    return 0;

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        def add_user_access(user, *flags_to_add)
            # normalize arguments into a form we'll recognize
            flags_to_add.collect! { |flag| flag.to_sym }
            id = user.to_i

            # backup our arguments in case we need to restore to them later
            flags = user_flags(id)
            flags_backup = flags.dup
            flag_lookup_backup = {}
            flags_to_add.each do |flag|

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<?php
    require_once '.include/include.php';

    class Capacity extends Selector
    {
        private $type;
        private $capacity;
        private $cost;

        function Capacity($capacity, $type, $cost, $photo)

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#!/usr/bin/perl

####
# this script is not safe.
# don't expect it to sanitize your input; it doesn't.
# so don't use it on a web server or anywhere else someone untrusted can access
#   it.
# it was designed to work on Linux Mint.
# it requires sqlite3 to be installed, and is invoked from the command line.

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/*
 * FUNCTION coleoptera.find_or_create_instructions(
 *   TEXT[] -- instruction labels
 * )
 * RETURNS coleoptera.instructions[]
 */

-- as plpgsql
CREATE OR REPLACE
  FUNCTION coleoptera.find_or_create_instructions(IN TEXT[], OUT coleoptera.instructions[])

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module Sequel
    class Database
        alias :old_synchronize synchronize

        def synchronize(server=nil, &block)
            ret = nil
            old_synchronize(server) do |connection|
                connection.exec("SET search_path = #{Coleoptera::SSP}")
                ret = block.call(connection)
                connection.exec("RESET ALL")