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Random code snippets, testing, playing, etc

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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add_lib_path		add_lib_path
aws		aws
elixir		elixir
screen_runner		screen_runner
threads/mech		threads/mech
xml_parsing		xml_parsing
.gitmodules		.gitmodules
README		README
any.rb		any.rb
ast_calc_mins		ast_calc_mins
google_storage.rb		google_storage.rb
gtk_thread_queue.rb		gtk_thread_queue.rb
inline_c_example.rb		inline_c_example.rb
inotify-watch-loop.sh		inotify-watch-loop.sh
load_awssshkey		load_awssshkey
matching_lines.rb		matching_lines.rb
mypwgen		mypwgen
nil_is_empty.rb		nil_is_empty.rb
parsing_quoted_strings.rb		parsing_quoted_strings.rb
ruby_gtkmozembed_cordump.rb		ruby_gtkmozembed_cordump.rb
ruby_thread_fix_for_gtk_crash.rb		ruby_thread_fix_for_gtk_crash.rb
send.rb		send.rb
string_maxline_length.rb		string_maxline_length.rb
unescape_literal.rb		unescape_literal.rb
zmqtest.rb		zmqtest.rb

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Snippets of code to demonstrate various things. Some of these are just for fun
and should not be used in "real code."  Take what you see with a grain of salt.
Other things such as the add_lib_path are showing how to solve a real problem
in a succinct way.

Of course some of these code samples are overly verbose and completely
unfactored.  Usually that was to show all of the steps including lots of
variables which would probably not be used in "real code."

Have fun! :)