I hereby claim:
- I am alcesmire on github.
- I am alcesmire (https://keybase.io/alcesmire) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASCErqG4czp3ynWvcISkQLUljAVNbkvx1oQXgeBFi9u5oQo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
Alcesmire
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| all: catstr catint | |
| CFLAGS += -O0 | |
| catstr: cat.c | |
| gcc $(CFLAGS) -DSTR $< -o $@ | |
| catint: cat.c | |
| gcc $(CFLAGS) $< -o $@ | |
| time: all |
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| /* | |
| * My intentionally terse version of Katie Steckles' algorithm. | |
| * | |
| * Steps are commented, but not explained. I could have made | |
| * this a lot more terse, short and unreadable, but I opted | |
| * for sparing any potential reader that mess. Even though | |
| * such code can be a lot of fun (google IOCCC). A recursive | |
| * main function is one of my favorite things to throw in | |
| * people's faces when I'm feeling frisky. :) | |
| * ~ Alcesmire |
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| H=100 | |
| S=100 | |
| V=180 | |
| bright=0 | |
| if [[ "$1" != "" ]]; then | |
| bright=$1 | |
| fi | |
| if [[ "$2" != "" ]]; then |
Alcesmire
/ screenfetch.diff
Created
April 29, 2014 17:04
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| 100,115c100,115 | |
| < 'black') color_ret='\033[30m';; | |
| < 'red') color_ret='\033[31m';; | |
| < 'green') color_ret='\033[32m';; | |
| < 'brown') color_ret='\033[33m';; | |
| < 'blue') color_ret='\033[34m';; | |
| < 'purple') color_ret='\033[35m';; | |
| < 'cyan') color_ret='\033[36m';; | |
| < 'light grey') color_ret='\033[37m';; | |
| < 'dark grey') color_ret='\033[1;30m';; |
Alcesmire
/ A small livestreamer tutorial.md
Created
January 9, 2014 17:33
A short livestreamer tutorial, written mainly to help some people during AGDQ 2014.
First, check out this livestreamer page.
That page should hold more or less all information you should need. But for your ease I'll compile what you need in a condensed format.
Livestreamer is a program that allows you to view streams (twitch.tv, justin.tv and a LOT more) in a regular media player such as VLC, Mplayer or likely your preferred player.
Alcesmire
/ A short livestreamer tutorial.md
Last active
April 8, 2017 20:22
A short livestreamer tutorial, written mainly to help some people during AGDQ 2014.
First, check out this livestreamer page.
That page should hold more or less all information you should need. But for your ease I'll compile what you need in a condensed format.
Livestreamer is a program that allows you to view streams (twitch.tv, justin.tv and a LOT more) in a regular media player such as VLC, Mplayer or likely your preferred player.