tpc/Sleep-Log-Report
Ruby program that keeps track of how many hours you sleep
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Discovered Sep 24, 2026
tpc / facebook-graph-api-module-for-ruby
download file, make sure the container folder is in your $LOAD_PATH, open file and fill in your access token and facebook id, require 'fga_module' and now in irb you're ready to search facebook-graph-api objects such as events or groups, and your own news & profile feeds. You can also add facebook status updates and new events.
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