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"""
You may wonder what the heck is going on here.
This is simply my take on code reloading with persisting open sockets i thought
of using in some future IRC bot. A good way to research a little bit more about
exec, file descriptors and sockets.
"""

import socket
import random
import time

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#include <stdio.h>

#ifndef VERBOSITY_LEVEL
#define VERBOSITY_LEVEL 3
#endif

#define _stringify2(n) #n
#define _stringify(n) _stringify2(n)
#define PRINT_MESSAGE(type, color, fmt, ...) printf("\033[0;" color "m" \
        __FILE__ "@" _stringify(__LINE__) " \033[1;" color "m" type ":\033[0;" \

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My SteamBox recipe

• Install Windows7
• Install relevant drivers
• Update
• Update
• Update
• ...a couple more reboots
• Set power button action to suspend and disable lock on resume

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import sys, time, math, atexit, select

class Screen(object):
    def __init__(self, width=80, height=24):
        self.output = sys.stdout
        atexit.register(self.clear)

    # FIXME: don't flush on every escapecode
    def _e(self, s):

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -* coding: utf-8 *-
'''
Guitar Hero® World Tour wireless PS3 drums to MIDI adapter for Linux in python.

usage: PROG [hidraw device, default: /dev/hidraw4] [MIDI device number, default: last output]
'''

# FIXME: I dunno... refactor maybe? ;)
# FIXME: Sadly, latency is quite noticable

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const int ROWS_COUNT = 4;
const int COLS_COUNT = 8;
const int ANALOG_COUNT = 2;

// Internal reserved CC ID for pitchbend (which isn't really a CC, but, welp)
const int CC_PITCHBEND = 128;

const int midiChannel = 0;
const int midiVelocity = 127;
const int midiBaseNote = 52;

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8

"""
Really simple chunked/gzipped HTTP Request/Response decoder.
Might be useful in conjunction with sslsplit and vim.

Note: it loads whole body to memory, but might be fixed with zlib.decompressobj
"""

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import cv2
from subprocess import call, check_output

class CameraSettings:

    def __init__(self, captureObject, device):
        self.cap = captureObject
        self.device = device

    def getFocus(self):

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import pygame

LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT = range(3)
TOP, MIDDLE, BOTTOM = range(3)


class RenderText(pygame.sprite.Sprite):
    pos = None
    pos_rel = None

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Note: My config is as follows: Ubuntu/KDE Server + Windows 7 Client.

1. If you are going to play any games, you want to bind some key/keystroke to lockCursorToScreen (switchInDirection might be usable too, I actually prefer to have cursor locked most of the time, and just switch between screens with a keystroke) and check Advanced server config → Use relative mouse moves on server.
2. Remember to check Elevate privileges in config on your (Windows) client.
3. For Windows to receive Ctrl+Alt+Del properly you have to mingle with gpedit, as per http://www.robertwrose.com/2012/06/enabling-ctrl-alt-del-in-windows-7-over-synergy.html
4. Unless you feel like patching your Windows build, you have to be very patient and try not to switch context too often - https://github.com/synergy/synergy/issues/3241 :^)
5. If the only thing you use Ctrl+Alt+Del keystroke for in Windows is starting taskmgr, you might want to learn Ctrl+Shift+Escape which does just that, without switching running context to