nquinlan

Useful Mute Filters

This is a collection of useful (and useless) mute filters for Twitter. More will be added as I find them.

All are Regular Expressions unless otherwise noted

All have been tested in Tweetbot.

k2052

class Eva < Zebra
  include MongoMapper::Document
  include Vegan::Powers 
  include MongoMapperExt::Taggable
  include MongoMapper::Tweetable

  ## Keys
  key :scarves_count,     Integer, :default => 20
  key :compliments_count, Integer, :default => 100

ELLIOTTCABLE

implementation void()

(  infrastructure execution stage()
      (infrastructure affix() (locals))
      (infrastructure empty())                                                )

(  infrastructure execution stage()
      (infrastructure charge() (locals))
      (infrastructure length() (locals))                                      )

ELLIOTTCABLE

stream:stream
  (to example.com
   xmlns jabber:client
   xmlns:stream http://etherx.jabber.org/streams
   version 1.0)

   message
     (from [email protected]
      to [email protected]
      xml:lang en)

ELLIOTTCABLE

[core] - [Core]

[Windows]
line_start = {line_start}
line_start_irssi = {line_start}{hilight Irssi:} 
timestamp = {timestamp $Z} 
servertag = [$0] 
daychange = Day changed to %%d %%b %%Y
talking_with = You are now talking with {nick $0}
refnum_too_low = Window number must be greater than 1

ptb

#!/bin/sh

### General ###

/usr/bin/defaults write -g 'AppleAquaColorVariant' -int 6

/usr/bin/defaults write -g 'AppleHighlightColor' -string '0.600000 0.800000 0.600000'

/usr/bin/defaults write -g 'AppleShowScrollBars' -string 'Always'

ELLIOTTCABLE

// The upshot: (in legal, sane(?) ISO C99)
type v = Namespace__foo_bar(.first = 123, .third = "non-default value!");


/*  We want a function (macro.) that appears to take “named arguments,” by preprocessing into a designated
 *  initializer directly at the position of the function call, post-processing.
 */


// This portion is all, effectively, a neat way to define default, named arguments.

emil-palm

""" 
Script to convert a Xcode3 Color theme into a Xcode4 one.
Example:
bash# python xcode3_theme_to_xcode4.py Twilight.xcolortheme
It will write a new file: Twilight.dvtcolortheme into the same folder as the script is residing in.
"""

import plistlib,sys
""" Define boilerplate of the color theme """
defaultConfig = {	

ELLIOTTCABLE

bank.client ← list clone
  
  heir.cache ← list clone
  definition(‘heir.cache’) depth ← 0   ; “Heirs’ lookups will ‘overlook’ this `heir.cache` definition.”
  
  “This will either retrieve the existing client object from the cache, or create a new one with its `id` set.”
  clone ← routine {
    result(heir.cache[argument] ⇤ up
      id ← argument
      client ← HTTP client clone