Shelby Jueden AkBKukU

## mderive.sh
#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Usage
# mderive source (TXT of dir paths or dir) destination

# Conversion Format
ext="mp3"
args="-c:a mp3 -b:a 320k"
over="-y" # Overwrite (-n/-y)

## dectalk.py
#!/usr/bin/python3

import serial
import sys

# DECtalk output over serial with command resetting
ser = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyUSB0',9600,timeout=1)  # open serial port with 9600 8N1 defaults
print(ser.name)         # check which port was really used

for line in sys.stdin:

## HydroThunder.vcs-video
fileType,{VCS video presets}
fileVersion,a
presetCount,1
metadataCount,4
name,{508x399 Hydro Thunder}
activatedByResolution,1,508,399
activatedByRefreshRate,0,{Equals},60
activatedByShortcut,0,ctrl+f1
videoParameterCount,13
verticalPosition,31

## pedalVol.sh
#!/bin/bash
MAXVOL=40
MAXMICVOL=25
SINKAPP="mpd"

readfile=true
if [ "d$1" != "d" ]
then
	MAXVOL=$1
	echo "$MAXVOL" > ~/.maxvol

## DECtalk_Script.md

      
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                DECtalk DTC01 - 1984 Speech Synthesizer (Full Script with speech examples))
              
          
    [:np] Hello, my name is Perfect Paul and I’m here to introduce you to the
DECtalk speech synthesizer. In particular, the DECtalk DTC01 released in 
1984. The DECtalk had revolutionary features for computer speech, but don’t 
just take my word for it.

[:nb] I can agree with that. Hi, my name is Beautiful Betty and my voice 
represents just one of the many ways the DECtalk is a flexible advanced 
system. Today we’re going to take an in depth look at the DTC01 device 
itself, and how it raised the bar for speech synthesis in ways that are 


## collate.sh
#!/bin/bash

counter=0
files=(*)
count=${#files[@]}
dir=0
for file in *
do
	echo "File: `printf %03d $counter`-$file"

## floppy-extract.sh
#!/bin/bash

floppy="$1"

# Mount image and extract contents to folder
extract() {
    file=$1
    echo "Mounting floppy: $file"
    sudo mount -o loop $file /tmp/floppy


## CMakeLists.txt
# CMake file for Vulkan Tutorial
# by Shelby Jueden (AkBKukU)

cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.1)

project(VKDemo)

# Set the name of the ouput binary
set(
	BIN_NAME

## yt-mem-convert.sh

#!/bin/bash

echo "Youtube Member List HTML Parser"

yt_list="$(date --iso-8601)_yt-members.csv"

# Read HTML from file by line
while read -r line <&9
do

## key-insert.json
{
    "parameterSets": {
        "White Key": {
            "Interlock_Depth": "0.5",
            "Interlock_Size": "1.5",
            "Lip_Depth": "0",
            "Lip_Size": "2",
            "Metal_Thickness": "1.4",
            "Total_Size": "20",
            "Total_Thickness": "5.5",
	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	# Usage
	# mderive source (TXT of dir paths or dir) destination

	# Conversion Format
	ext="mp3"
	args="-c:a mp3 -b:a 320k"
	over="-y" # Overwrite (-n/-y)
	#!/usr/bin/python3

	import serial
	import sys

	# DECtalk output over serial with command resetting
	ser = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyUSB0',9600,timeout=1) # open serial port with 9600 8N1 defaults
	print(ser.name) # check which port was really used

	for line in sys.stdin:
	fileType,{VCS video presets}
	fileVersion,a
	presetCount,1
	metadataCount,4
	name,{508x399 Hydro Thunder}
	activatedByResolution,1,508,399
	activatedByRefreshRate,0,{Equals},60
	activatedByShortcut,0,ctrl+f1
	videoParameterCount,13
	verticalPosition,31
	#!/bin/bash
	MAXVOL=40
	MAXMICVOL=25
	SINKAPP="mpd"

	readfile=true
	if [ "d$1" != "d" ]
	then
	MAXVOL=$1
	echo "$MAXVOL" > ~/.maxvol
	#!/bin/bash

	counter=0
	files=(*)
	count=${#files[@]}
	dir=0
	for file in *
	do
	echo "File: `printf %03d $counter`-$file"
	#!/bin/bash

	floppy="$1"

	# Mount image and extract contents to folder
	extract() {
	file=$1
	echo "Mounting floppy: $file"
	sudo mount -o loop $file /tmp/floppy
	# CMake file for Vulkan Tutorial
	# by Shelby Jueden (AkBKukU)

	cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.1)

	project(VKDemo)

	# Set the name of the ouput binary
	set(
	BIN_NAME

	#!/bin/bash

	echo "Youtube Member List HTML Parser"

	yt_list="$(date --iso-8601)_yt-members.csv"

	# Read HTML from file by line
	while read -r line <&9
	do