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Weekly backups of PostgreSQL database to Amazon S3

I did this as root: $ sudo su, although it may not be necessary.
Download AWS command line tools: $ curl https://raw.github.com/timkay/aws/master/aws -o aws
Install:
- Automatically: $ perl --install aws
- Manually: $ mv aws /usr/local/bin/ && chmod +x /usr/local/bin/aws

	#!/usr/bin/env node

	/**
	* Generate CSS3 transform animation that traces a circle.
	*
	* $ node tracecircle.js animationName vendorPrefix percentStep radiusPixels
	*
	* For example:
	*
	* $ node tracecircle.js floating -webkit- 10 20

	/*
	* Scan your official Twitter archive to get a basic count of the
	* people you've talked to and the words that you've used.
	*
	* $ node tweet-counts.js ~/path/to/tweets-archive/
	*
	*/
	var fs = require('fs');
	var base = process.argv[2].replace(/\/$/, ''); // Strip trailing slash.
	var Grailbird = { data: {} }; // The Twitter archive uses this.

	0AEA:0100 mov cx,0 # move 0 into CX
	0AEA:0103 mov ah,1 # move 1 into AH
	0AEA:0105 int 21 # interrupt: read character (AH=1), drop in AL
	0AEA:0107 push ax # push AX (AH, AL) onto stack
	0AEA:0108 inc cx # increment CX
	0AEA:0109 cmp al,20 # compare AL with 0x20 (space character)
	0AEA:010B jnz 105 # jump if not zero to 0105
	0AEA:010D pop dx # pop stack into DX
	0AEA:010E sub dx,20 # subtract 0x20 from DX (making characters uppercase)
	0AEA:0111 mov ah,2 # mov 2 into AH

	/**
	* This script takes a directory of images, looks for GPS
	* coordinates in each file, and then writes the filename and
	* decimal degrees to CSV. If you're pulling images off of your
	* iPhone, using Image Capture is a quick way to move them onto
	* your computer and get started.
	*
	* Make sure you have imagemagick installed:
	* $ brew install imagemagick
	* Download these files and install dependencies: