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#!/bin/bash

function set-secret {
	
	# TODO: handle signals: an ill-timed signal could leave the user
	#       with a non-sane terminal, which can really foul things up
	#       even for experienced users
	
	ME='set-secret'
	

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function pbmunge {

  if [[ "$1" ]] && echo "$1" | grep -q -e '^-h$' -e '^--help$'
  then
    echo 'Usage: pbmunge utility [util-arg ...]'
    echo ''
    echo "Filter (or munge) contents of the macOS pasteboard using \`utility'"
    echo "    \`utility' will be invoked with any supplied util-arg(s)"
    echo ''
    echo 'Example: increase the quote level of a plain text email'

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# to be run as your `PROMPT_COMMAND`, this will log any invocations of `defaults write`
# now you stand a chance of figuring out which time when you pasted something from a
# random website into your terminal months ago is now totally screwing up your mac
function __log_defaults_writes {
    local DEFAULTS_WRITES_HISTORY="$HOME/.defaults_writes"

    if history 1 | grep -F -q 'defaults write'
    then
        chmod u+w "$HOME/.defaults_writes" # make log file writeable
        echo -en "$(date +%Y%m%d.%T):\t"$'\t' >> "$DEFAULTS_WRITES_HISTORY" # add timestamp

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# This has to be run on macOS, because it relies on `plutil(1)` to convert binary Info.plist files
# into ASCII xml plist files. If you know the Info.plist will not be binary, you should be able to
# run this on other systems with minimal modification

# we pass the file path of the .ipa and array of plist keys to retrieve
# returns: a dict of the plist keys and their values as found in the app’s Info.plist
def get_attritubes_from_ipa(ipa_file, attributes):
    retval = {}
    
    zip_archive = zipfile.ZipFile(ipa_file, 'r')

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macOS & Unix: Making the World’s Best Desktop Even Better

General Tips

1. Drag a file onto the terminal to get its path put on the command line
2. In the Finder ⇧⌘G gives a dialogue box to open a location, that can use tab completion.
3. Pressing / or ⇧⌘G in any file picker dialogue will give you the same file location dialogue box.
4. Show/hides hidden files in a save dialogue box: ⇧⌘.

Homebrew

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Creative Coding NYC ASCII Art ⚡ Talk

Here are links and follow-up notes from the ASCII Art Tips & Trick talk by Dustin Goldman, originally presented at the [Creative Coding X meetup][1].

Dustin hopes you enjoyed the talk. If you have any questions, feel free to contact him on twitter, where he is [@roosto][2]

FIGlet

per the [FIGlet website][3]:

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# all the custome .cow files from https://github.com/roosto/cowtip
# Author: Dustin Goldman <[email protected]>

##### ducks.cow #####
$the_cow = <<COW;
              $thoughts
               $thoughts
                >(.)__  <(.)__  =(.)__
        ~~~~~~~~~(___/~~~(___/~~~(___/~~~~~~~~~
COW

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function party {
  if ! command -v figlet > /devc/null; then
    if ! command -v brew > /dev/null; then
      echo Requires figlet or brew to be installed 1>&2
      return 1
    fi
    brew install figlet || exit $?
  fi

  if [ -z "$1" ]; then

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# roosto’s “Code Golf” v3 149 characters
# problem is #8 here: http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/16707/9-hole-challenge
# 
# The basic idea here is to go line by line, looking through the current line for whitespace.
# When we find a whitespace character we see if the character above it needs
# to have a non-whitespace character, a.k.a. a “supporting” character below it.
# If the “supporting” character above the whitespace character is not '/' or '\', a.k.a. a “bracing” character,
# then shit is fucked. We make comparisons easier and severely limit corner cases by
# kinda normalizing the input with a few regexs before we get into it.
# 

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Dustin Masterson aka @roosto

 If you have been logged out of jenkins and you open your browser and your
 browser reopens a slew of tabs from your jenkins instance, each page will
 redirect you to a login page.
 
 Annoyingly even after you login on one of these login pages, reloading
 another page will still load the login page, instead of the page that you