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>>> str="xxxxxx yyyyyyyyyy zzzzzzz"
>>> "".join(["%-40s" % x for x in str.split()])
'xxxxxx                                  yyyyyyyyyy                              zzzzzzz                                 '

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#!/usr/bin/env python

import os
import requests
import libxml2
import time
import phue
import daemon
import lockfile
import signal

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#!/bin/sh
# Place it in /jffs/etc/config/altibox-6rd.wanup, and then ln -s /jffs/etc/config/altibox-6rd.ipup to it.
# This script is inredible untested, and is currently used mostly as notes...

# The Altibox 6rd gateway.
REMOTE=213.167.115.92

# Your local IP address.
LOCAL="$(ifconfig eth1 | sed -n '/inet /{s/.*addr://;s/ .*//;p}')"
LOCAL_HEX=$(printf '%02X%02X%02X%02X' $(echo $LOCAL | tr '.' ' ') | awk '{print substr($1,1,

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# Author: Torkild Retvedt
# License: The MIT License (MIT) 
#
# Creates multiple zip-files from the modules of in a given DSC MOF-file.
# This script should be run on the same machine that generated the MOF-file.
# 
# Example: A DSC MOF-file with content like:
#
# instance of ...
# {

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//
// All units in mm
//

//
// frame parameters
//

inner_frame_width = 128.5 * 4;
inner_frame_height = 32.1;

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-- psqlrc to clearly indicate difference between the staging and production postgres cluster instance

SHOW cluster_name
\gset

SELECT
  :'cluster_name' LIKE '%production%' AS is_production,
  :'cluster_name' LIKE '%staging%' AS is_staging
\gset