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This is a demo of steps seen in 

http://toolmantim.com/articles/setting_up_a_new_remote_git_repository

** Setup remote repo
taylorwired:~ taylor$ ssh panda
Last login: Sat Jan 10 19:46:44 2009 from taylorwired.home
[taylor@panda ~]$ mkdir testme.git
[taylor@panda ~]$ cd testme.git/
[taylor@panda testme.git]$ git --bare init

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" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
" Settings for gist.vim
if has("mac")
  let g:gist_clip_command = 'pbcopy'
end
let g:gist_detect_filetype = 1

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require 'date'

class Task
  @note = nil
  def note=(s, action=nil)
    if @note.nil?
      @note = Note.new(s)
    elsif action.nil?
      @note.modify(s)
    else

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class PushupRoutine
  attr_accessor :slowreps, :fastreps, :defspeed, :inc, :inc_when
  alias increment :inc

  def initialize(opts={})
    @defspeed = opts[:speed] || "fast"
    @slowreps = opts[:slow] || 1
    @fastreps = opts[:fast] || 1
    @inc = opts[:inc] || 0
    @repsets = []

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require 'pushuproutine'
require 'spec/expectations'

@pr=nil

Given /^I have an empty routine$/ do
  @pr = PushupRoutine.new
end

When /^I add a set with (\d+) (\w+) reps for the first set$/ do |reps, speed|

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Feature: Add set to a push up routine
  A routine consists of n sets
  A set contains x reps
  The number of reps can be different for each set and should be specified
  Sets are added in the order they are given

  Scenario: Add four sets w/one slow rep for the 1st and five fast reps for the other three sets
    Given I have an empty routine
    When I add a set with 5 slow reps for the first set
    And then I add a 3 more sets with 10 fast reps each

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#!/bin/sh

EXPOSE_KEY="Print"

# skippy has to be started
# TODO: check for skippy
if [ -f /usr/bin/xmacroplay-keys ] ; then
  xmacroplay-keys  :0 $EXPOSE_KEY > /dev/null 2>&1
fi

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# This has code is now in my snippets repo
#  http://github.com/taylor/snippets
# 
# Extending any? functionality just for fun
# New features:
#  * :odd and :even args will test for duh odd and even for any element
#  * The ability to pass multiple conditions to match on (logical OR. eg.
#    it stops on the first postive/true match otherwise falls thru to false).
#  * The ability to pass any type of closure not just implicity block
#  * Any other argument is treated like those to include?

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Global setup:
  Download and install Git
  git config --global user.email EMAIL_ADDRESS
      
Next steps:
  mkdir PROJECT_NAME
  cd PROJECT_NAME
  git init
  touch README
  git add README

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# So I bought this PDF book on ActiveMerchant from Peepcode.
# It's tests use Test::Unit, I was using RSpec. So I translated them.
# http://peepcode.com/products/activemerchant-pdf

require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper')
include ActiveMerchant::Billing

describe OrderTransaction do
  before do
    @amount = 100