jdevalk

<?php

/**
 * Adds Schema pieces to our output.
 *
 * @param array                 $pieces  Graph pieces to output.
 * @param \WPSEO_Schema_Context $context Object with context variables.
 *
 * @return array $pieces Graph pieces to output.
 */

jaydenseric

import classNameProp from 'class-name-prop';
import { useRouter } from 'next/router';
import React from 'react';
import styles from './RouteIndicator.module.css';

const DONE_DURATION = 250;

export default function RouteIndicator() {
  const router = useRouter();

ianchan85

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Acesmndr

// Gist by [email protected] Rev 2.1.2 May 15, 2019
// go to your insta profile page (not the home page). It looks something like this: https://instagram.com/YOUR_PROFILE
// Open javascript console  "Ctrl + Shift + i" in Windows/Linux and "Cmd + option + i" in Mac.
// Paste the entire code below to the console and hit enter 
// You will get the list of people whom you follow but who don't follow you back and viceversa as well as the entire list of followers and following

var following = [],
  followers = [],
  followersCount = 0,
  followingCount = 0,

jaredhirsch

// 1. go to your twitter feed with tweets and replies
//    for example, mine was twitter.com/6a68/with_replies
// 2. scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page.
//    I suppose you could automate this with JS, but I didn't.
// this function will delete tweets you can delete, i.e. not retweets:
function deleteTweets() {
  // find the next delete button in the DOM (next deletable tweet)
  // and click the delete button. I wanted to keep the first tweet,
  // which is why the index here is 1.
  if (!$('.js-actionDelete').length) {