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#!/bin/bash

# update the TOKEN and the CHANNELID, rest is optional
# you may need to connect with a websocket the first time you run the bot
#   use a library like discord.py to do so

curl -v \
-H "Authorization: Bot TOKEN" \
-H "User-Agent: myBotThing (http://some.url, v0.1)" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \

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# post a message to discord api via a bot
# bot must be added to the server and have write access to the channel
# you may need to connect with a websocket the first time you run the bot
#   use a library like discord.py to do so
import requests
import json

channelID = "your_id_goes_here" # enable dev mode on discord, right-click on the channel, copy ID
botToken = "your_token_here"    # get from the bot page. must be a bot, not a discord app

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/* This code is derived from:
 * http://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Melody
 * This plays the chest noise from the Legend of Zelda on a piezo buzzer connected to pin 9 and ground. It has been tuned to a buzzer I had on hand, but you may want to adjust the values, testing against a tuner.
 */
  
int speakerPin = 0;
const int switchPin = 1;

char notes[] = "gabygabyxzCDxzCDabywabywzCDEzCDEbywFCDEqywFGDEqi        azbC"; // a space represents a rest
int length = sizeof(notes); // the number of notes

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# if netid is logged in, send a random cat fact to all of its terminals.
# usage: crontab -e. paste in:
#       0 * * * * python ~/catfact.py
# logs in ~/victims.txt
# why did i spend so much time on this.
# this got me banned from the school servers for two days
messagechance = 5 # 1 is 1%, 99 is 99%. keep in mind this will only run if they're logged in.
postscript = '\n this has been an automated cat fact. contact me to unsubscribe. or to subscribe others.\n'
listofnetids = ['netids','go','here']

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undefined8 check_secret_id(char *user_input)

{
  int iVar1;
  int iVar2;
  int user_input_(int);
  long lVar3;
  size_t sVar4;
  size_t sVar5;

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These scripts automatically compile RISC-V code, simulate it with the command line version of ModelSim, and report the time it took to run the code in nanoseconds.

It is particularly useful for the final part of the course, where you will be tweaking your CPU for performance, but you might get some use out of modifying the scripts a bit for the earlier MPs as well.

Assumptions:

• Your code lives in ~/ece411/reponame.
• rv_load_memory.sh is in reponame/testcode.

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#!/bin/bash
git clone --recursive https://github.com/vysheng/tg.git && \
cd tg && \
sudo apt-get update -y && sudo apt-get install libreadline-dev libconfig-dev libssl-dev lua5.2 liblua5.2-dev libevent-dev libjansson-dev libpython-dev make && \
./configure && \
make && \
cd ./bin && \
./telegram-cli

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#!/bin/bash

# ian klatzco 6 september 2016, some modifcation thru the semester

# WARNING
# make sure you don't have more than the most recent checkout-potd-q*.py file in the directory you set up this script to run in, or else you're gonna have a bad time (multiple downloads of files you've already download, and i am not sure what's gonna happen to your old code)
# WILL WIPE ALL OLD POTD DOWNLOAD SCRIPTS

# ASSUMES
#   daily potd download script is dl'd to ~/Downloads

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#!/bin/bash
max=65535
for((i=0;i<=max;i++))
do
  printf "%.4X\n" $i
done