curl -sSL -o clone.c goo.gl/G45N5X
# on host
alias acr-login="echo 'Fetching available Azure container registries...'; az acr list -otable --query='[*].{Name:name,Group:resourceGroup,Location:location}'; echo '\nEnter registry name:'; read azregistry; az acr credential show -n \$azregistry --query='[passwords[0]][0].value' -otsv | docker login -u \$azregistry --password-stdin \$azregistry.azurecr.io" |
{ | |
"swagger": "2.0", | |
"info": { | |
"version": "2016-09-12T23:19:28Z", | |
"title": "ProxyAPIwithCreds" | |
}, | |
"host": "my-domain.com", | |
"basePath": "/test", | |
"schemes": [ | |
"https" |
{ | |
"$schema": "http://json.schemastore.org/proxies", | |
"proxies": { | |
"API proxy with Credentials": { | |
"matchCondition": { | |
"route": "/api/{*route}", | |
"methods": [ | |
"GET" | |
] | |
}, |
AKSNODE=aks-nodepool1-32072832-0; kubectl cordon $AKSNODE && kubectl drain $AKSNODE --ignore-daemonsets=true && echo "$AKSNODE restarting" && az vm restart -g MC_containergroupeast_managedkube_eastus -n $AKSNODE && sleep 10 && kubectl uncordon $AKSNODE && until [ $(kubectl get node $AKSNODE --output=json | jq -c '.status.conditions | map(select(.type == "Ready"))[0].status') = '"True"' ]; do echo "sleeping 10 seconds\n" && sleep 10; done && echo "$AKSNODE successfully restarted" |
# Conversion of Microsoft Stream WebVTT file to SRT | |
# Takes advantage of specific metadata structure in Microsoft Stream VTT files | |
vtt = open('INPUT.vtt','r') | |
vtt_iter = iter(vtt) | |
with open('OUTPUT.srt', 'w') as srt: | |
counter = 1 | |
next(vtt_iter) | |
for line in vtt_iter: |
INFILE="video.mp4" | |
OUTFILE="shortenedclip.mp4" | |
START="00:00:12.35" # Start Time in hh:mm:ss.msec format | |
DURATION="00:01:05.4" # Duration in hh:mm:ss.msec format | |
################## Alternative format ################## | |
# START="12.35" # Start time in s.msec format # | |
# DURATION="65.4" # Duration time in s.msec format # | |
######################################################## |
# Example use: | |
# cd ~/Downloads | |
# mvmedia . | |
# mvdocs . | |
# | |
# Intended to be used for MacOS, but can be used on Linux if destination folders are altered. | |
# Simply save this file and source in your .zshrc, .bash_profile, .bashrc etc | |
mvimages() { | |
DESTINATION="$HOME/Pictures/" |
Homebrew build logs for openjdk on Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS | |
Build date: 2020-10-05 23:44:13 |
Author: Bernd Verst
In this workshop we will use the Sonic Pi live coding synthesizer to create part of an iconic song, live. We'll be creating the repeating four bar / measure phrase of the opening song to Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton.
Participation is strongly encouraged. A note on accessibility: Unfortunately this workshop relies on the participant / learner to receive immediate feedback via audio. Hearing impaired participation is possible and correctness of a piece of music can be achieved, but will be less enjoyable.
You need to install Sonic Pi from here: https://sonic-pi.net/