Assuming that $script contains the filename of a script you'd like to post as part of a comment on this site, this will prefix each line with '$' and pipe it into the X selection. From there just put the cursor in the right place in the comments box and middle-click. Should work pretty much anywhere with xclip installed. On debian-ish systems this is installed as part of the package "xclip".
A Quick variation to the latest commands list with the new-lines skipped. This is faster to read.
This will fetch a metascore from metacritic.com.
It requires a url from metacritic without the http://www.metacritic.com/
Example:
metascore games/platforms/wii/supermariogalaxy
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metascore tv/shows/marriageref
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metascore video/titles/newmoon
Would be cool to use this in some sort of a graph.
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Obviously replace the relevant parts as required. The following also work:
lynx cmdl.in/efu/by-marcel
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lynx cmdl.in/efu/view-9058
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