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# Set background color to be pleasing on the eyes
document.body.style.background="#2b3238"

# Better than white
document.getElementById("siteTable").style.background="ghostwhite"

# TESTING for loop
for (let i = 0; i < document.getElementById("siteTable").childElementCount; i++) {
  document.getElementById("siteTable").style.background="red";
}

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https://github.com/sebanc/brunch/releases/download/r89-stable-20210403/brunch_r89_stable_20210403.tar.gz

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Fuselage for Mac

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As the title suggests, Fuselage for Apple Silicon virtualizes Windows 10 using QEMU.

If you know anything about Linux, or just virtualization in general, you know that proccessors have virtualization extensions. For example, most Intel cpu's have VT-x and AMD cpu's have AMD-V. You can hop in an x86_64 computer's bios and observe the extensions above.

However, what about ARM? Well, ARM is usually used for phones and tablets, which never use, nor need, accelerated virtualization. But take the Raspberry Pi for example. It has virtualization. However, Snapdragon cpu's have some limitations, along with the absence of HYP Mode / EL2.

However, take the Raspberry Pi for example. It has full support of KVM (it has an ARM virtualization extension, namely [secur

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https://dl.google.com/dl/edgedl/chromeos/recovery/chromeos_13729.56.0_hatch_recovery_stable-channel_mp-v6.bin.zip

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[Seat:*]
user-session=plasma

[LightDM]
start-default-seat=false

[XDMCPServer]
enabled=true
port=177

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// Desaturation Algorithm from Photoshop with an extra touch...
// A blue color multiplier, so psDesaturate(diffuse.rgb, 1.2)
// so it'll be more blue or "gloomy greyscale"
float3 psDesaturate( float3 color, float blue )
{
    float bw = (min(color.r, min(color.g, color.b)) + max(color.r, max(color.g, color.b))) * 0.5;
    return float3(bw, bw, bw*blue);
}

// Detection Code