Gar wraithgar

I hereby claim:

I am wraithgar on github.
I am wraithgar (https://keybase.io/wraithgar) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 0518 2812 06B9 3CC1 CEDF CA40 A9AB 90AE 879B 73AA

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	#!/usr/bin/perl

	####################################################
	# Maildir Capable Finger Utility #
	# v2.0 #
	# by Michael Garvin <[email protected]> #
	# original can be found at #
	# http://sysadminco.com/postfix/scripts/mfinger.pl #
	# doesn't check .plan or .project files #
	# doesn't check for ~/.nofinger #

	#!/usr/bin/perl

	##############################################
	# Postfix policy server #
	# postfix-policyd-quota #
	# v1.01 #
	# by Michael Garvin <[email protected]> #
	# Queries user's maildirquota, and rejects #
	# if they are over. Takes no action #
	# (DUNNO) otherwise. #

	var checkingLogin = false;
	var validLogin = true;
	var lastCheckedLogin = '';

	var checkLogin = Debounce(function (el) {

	var code = document.location.search.match(/invite=([^&]*)/);
	var val = el.val();
	if (code) {
	code = code[1];

	<!-- REMARK --> - Allows you to put in your own comments so that if you have
	to come back later you can figure out what is going on. No one browsing your
	Web page will see this unless they view the source.
	Example:<!-- This text Cannot be seen by the user unless the source is viewed. -->

	<A> - Allows you to anchor things such as a web page by using the following
	<A HREF="Http://www.CompuCure.com">
	Example:<A HREF="http://www.CompuCure.com">CompuCure</A>

	<ABBREV> - Newer command that is coming out in the new HTML3.0 allows you to

	<html>
	<script>
	var go = function(){
	\t parent.postMessage(
	{"title":"Meteorology etc","description":"Links to great resources for all your meteorological and other planetary science needs","links":[{"url":"https://www.windytv.com/","description":"Windy TV - See what the wind is up to"},{"url":"https://www.wunderground.com/","description":"Weather Underground - Weather data brought to you by weather enthusiasts"},{"url":"https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/","description":"USGS Earthquake Map - See what's shakin"},{"url":"http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/gallery/maps/maps.html","description":"NOAA Ocean Explorer - Find out if it's truly better down where it's wetter"},{"url":"http://volcano.si.edu/reports_weekly.cfm","description":"Global Volcanism Project - Discover what volcanoes were active this week"},{"url":"http://www.cleardarksky.com/","description":"Dark Sky - Astronomical observing conditions for when you want to look up at the infinite universe."}]}, '*')}
	</script>
	<body onload='go()'/>

	ROUND 1
	Duke/NC - NC because Duke always reminds me of David Duke and that's a non-starter.
	VCU/UCF - UCF. Both remind me of Vets without Borders/ Vets Sans Frontieres so I flipped a coin.
	Mississippi State / Liberty - Liberty. Originally I was gonna go w/ mississippi cause it's fun to say but then I tried typing it and I don't want to have to do that again.
	Virginia Tech / St Louis - Virginia Tech because there are just too many vowels in Louis and I can NEVER type it right the first try
	Maryland / Temple / Belmont - Maryland. Come on Temple / Belmont pick a name.
	LSU / Yale - Yale in honor of all the crossword puzzle answers this has provided to me over the years (eli)
	Louisville / Minnesota - Minnesota. Oh, ya? Ya, donchaknow
	Michigan State / Bradley - Bradley. Duh.
	Gonzaga / Fairleigh Dickin... - Fairleigh I have never heard of this college and technically still haven't cause the full name didn't even fit on this site.

	const clean = 'bullshit';
	let dirty = '';
	for (const letter of clean) {
	const hex = letter.charCodeAt().toString(16);
	dirty = dirty + unescape(`%uDB40%uDD${hex}`);
	}
	console.log(`Clean: ${clean}`);
	console.log(`Dirty: ${dirty}`);
	console.log(`Stripped: ${unescape(escape(dirty).replace(/u.{8}/g,''))}`);

	require 'date'
	Date.strptime(Date.new(2006,1,1).strftime('%U-%Y'), '%U-%Y')
	#<Date: 2006-01-01 ((2453737j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>
	Date.strptime(Date.new(2000,12,31).strftime('%U-%Y'), '%U-%Y')
	#<Date: 2000-12-31 ((2451910j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>
	Date.strptime(Date.new(2001,1,7).strftime('%U-%Y'), '%U-%Y')
	#<Date: 2001-01-07 ((2451917j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>
	Date.strptime(Date.new(2001,1,1).strftime('%U-%Y'), '%U-%Y')
	# Traceback