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## GIMX_on_PS5.md

      
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                Using GIMX (similar to Xim Apex) on PlayStation 5 PS5 with Remote Play
              
          
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    How to use a Keyboard and Mouse on PS5 Games
In this guide we go over all the components you need to play on a PlayStation 5 console, nearly ANY game, with a Keyboard and Mouse. In my experience with my PlayStation on wired ethernet and my Phone on 5 Ghz WiFi I saw almost no lag (later I'll explain why this technique effectively cuts any latency in half versus using Remote Play normally). You probably already have all these parts at home, except the GIMX adapter and maybe the OTG USB Hub.

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Required Components Summary

  
## PS3_DoomEternal_MichaelB.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
  <controller id="1" dpi="12000" type="Sixaxis">
    <configuration id="1">
      <trigger type="" id="" name="" button_id="" switch_back="no" delay="0"/>
      <mouse_options_list>
        <mouse name="" id="0" mode="Aiming" buffer_size="1" filter="0.00"/>
      </mouse_options_list>
      <intensity_list/>
      <button_map>

## PS3_ApexLegends_MichaelB.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
  <controller id="1" dpi="8000" type="Sixaxis">
    <configuration id="1">
      <trigger type="mouse" id="0" name="" button_id="BUTTON_X3" switch_back="yes" delay="0"/>
      <mouse_options_list>
        <mouse name="" id="0" mode="Aiming" buffer_size="1" filter="0.00"/>
      </mouse_options_list>
      <intensity_list/>
      <button_map>

## Zelda_Cemu_on_Linux_Steam_Controller.md

      
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                Running Zelda Breath of the Wild in CEMU on Linux with Full Steam Controller Support Including Gyro Controls
              
          
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    Running Zelda: Breath of the Wild in CEMU on Linux with Full Steam Controller Support Including Gyro Controls
This guide instructs you how to:

Install latest version of Wine
Install gamescope
Create a new wine prefix
Install and setup DXVK in that wine prefix
Install the Windows version of CEMU in that prefix (*)
Configure CEMU first outside of Steam


## README.md

      
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                Copying and Backing up Google Photos to BackBlaze
              
          
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    Copying and Backing up Google Photos to BackBlaze
BackBlaze offers data backup to the cloud for just a few cents per gigabyte. So, when I had almost reached my 100 GB limit on Google Photos (Google One), I decided to tranfer it all to a local 4 TB hard drive and then put a second backup into the cloud for long term storage.
The process was not that easy, so if you have any better advice please let me know. Here is what I did:
Getting the Photos to Local Machine
I had about 65 GB of photos and videos on Google Photos I wanted to download, spanning thousands of files and multiple years. It would take far too long to do it in the browser so I went to Google Takeout in hopes it would be faster.

  
## konsole-splits.md

      
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                Auto open and split multiple Konsole tabs in KDE using a simple script
              
          
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    How to script and configure Konsole Splits and Tabs Automatically

Find yourself repeatedly opening new tabs and splitting consoles every time you restart your machine? I made a shell script (and a json file) to set up Konsole exactly how I want it just by running a single command (also linked with a Desktop shortcut).
How To
First create a file called tab.layout.json and store it in $HOME.

  
## Install_PHP_on_Arch_Manjaro.md

      
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                Install multiple PHP versions on Arch / Manjaro Linux
              
          
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    Install Any PHP on Arch / Manjaro
Through the AUR it is possible to install older and newer PHP versions, simultaneously on the same system. I often had trouble installing using pacman and pamac so here's what I did:
mkdir -p $HOME/bin
mkdir ~/src
cd ~/src
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/php81.git
cd php81


## php_confusables.php
<?php

$confusables = [
    'a' => '(@|⍺|ａ|𝐚|𝑎|𝒂|𝒶|𝓪|𝔞|𝕒|𝖆|𝖺|𝗮|𝘢|𝙖|𝚊|ɑ|α|𝛂|𝛼|𝜶|𝝰|𝞪|а|Ａ|𝐀|𝐴|𝑨|𝒜|𝓐|𝔄|𝔸|𝕬|𝖠|𝗔|𝘈|𝘼|𝙰|Α|𝚨|𝛢|𝜜|𝝖|𝞐|А|Ꭺ|ᗅ|ꓮ|𖽀|𐊠)',
    'b' => '(𝐛|𝑏|𝒃|𝒷|𝓫|𝔟|𝕓|𝖇|𝖻|𝗯|𝘣|𝙗|𝚋|Ƅ|Ь|Ꮟ|ᑲ|ᖯ|Ｂ|ℬ|𝐁|𝐵|𝑩|𝓑|𝔅|𝔹|𝕭|𝖡|𝗕|𝘉|𝘽|𝙱|Ꞵ|Β|𝚩|𝛣|𝜝|𝝗|𝞑|В|Ᏼ|ᗷ|ꓐ|𐊂|𐊡|𐌁)',
    'c' => '(ｃ|ⅽ|𝐜|𝑐|𝒄|𝒸|𝓬|𝔠|𝕔|𝖈|𝖼|𝗰|𝘤|𝙘|𝚌|ᴄ|ϲ|ⲥ|с|ꮯ|𐐽|🝌|𑣲|𑣩|Ｃ|Ⅽ|ℂ|ℭ|𝐂|𝐶|𝑪|𝒞|𝓒|𝕮|𝖢|𝗖|𝘊|𝘾|𝙲|Ϲ|Ⲥ|С|Ꮯ|ꓚ|𐊢|𐌂|𐐕|𐔜)',
    'd' => '(ⅾ|ⅆ|𝐝|𝑑|𝒅|𝒹|𝓭|𝔡|𝕕|𝖉|𝖽|𝗱|𝘥|𝙙|𝚍|ԁ|Ꮷ|ᑯ|ꓒ|Ⅾ|ⅅ|𝐃|𝐷|𝑫|𝒟|𝓓|𝔇|𝔻|𝕯|𝖣|𝗗|𝘋|𝘿|𝙳|Ꭰ|ᗞ|ᗪ|ꓓ)',
    'e' => '(℮|ｅ|ℯ|ⅇ|𝐞|𝑒|𝒆|𝓮|𝔢|𝕖|𝖊|𝖾|𝗲|𝘦|𝙚|𝚎|ꬲ|е|ҽ|⋿|Ｅ|ℰ|𝐄|𝐸|𝑬|𝓔|𝔈|𝔼|𝕰|𝖤|𝗘|𝘌|𝙀|𝙴|Ε|𝚬|𝛦|𝜠|𝝚|𝞔|Е|ⴹ|Ꭼ|ꓰ|𑢦|𑢮|𐊆)',
    'f' => '(𝐟|𝑓|𝒇|𝒻|𝓯|𝔣|𝕗|𝖋|𝖿|𝗳|𝘧|𝙛|𝚏|ꬵ|ꞙ|ſ|ẝ|ք|𝈓|ℱ|𝐅|𝐹|𝑭|𝓕|𝔉|𝔽|𝕱|𝖥|𝗙|𝘍|𝙁|𝙵|Ꞙ|Ϝ|𝟊|ᖴ|ꓝ|𑣂|𑢢|𐊇|𐊥|𐔥)',
    'g' => '(ｇ|ℊ|𝐠|𝑔|𝒈|𝓰|𝔤|𝕘|𝖌|𝗀|𝗴|𝘨|𝙜|𝚐|ɡ|ᶃ|ƍ|ց|𝐆|𝐺|𝑮|𝒢|𝓖|𝔊|𝔾|𝕲|𝖦|𝗚|𝘎|𝙂|𝙶|Ԍ|Ꮐ|Ᏻ|ꓖ)',

## RG351M_DPAD_README.md

      
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                Guide on enhancing the D-Pad on the RG351M, likely could apply to RG351P, V, and maybe even the RG350 models.
              
          
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    Enhancing the D-PAD on the RG351M
So you've been playing on your RG351M, but you have noticed that the D-Pad diagonals are a bit tough to press?  In some action games you have an advantage if you can quickly adjust direction from down, right-down, right in a quick and effortless fashion (Street Fighter, Zelda, side scrolling shooters, etc). You've come to the right place.
This guide will help you modify the D-Pad so that pressing the 8 directions is much easier!
⚠️ Warning!! This process is reserved for advanced users only. You must be very good with your hards working with small components to do this safely. Please proceed at your own risk. ⚠️

I have heard that the reset and power buttons are very delicate, it would be best to avoid putting any pressure on those buttons specifically, so that they don't snap off.
If you want to watch a partial video of the teardown (for RG351P) I recommend Retro Game Corps video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQYeQW8bwqQ -- it goes up to everythi


## decrypt_file.sh
#!/bin/sh

set -e

# Required ENV variable: ENC_PASSPHRASE
# Usage: ENC_PASSPHRASE=my_super_long_ascii_pass_phrase123 ./decrypt_file.sh encrypted.enc secretfile.json

if [ -z "$ENC_PASSPHRASE" ]; then
  echo "ERROR: Required ENC_PASSPHRASE environment variable NOT passed in."
  exit 1
	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	<root>
	<controller id="1" dpi="12000" type="Sixaxis">
	<configuration id="1">
	<trigger type="" id="" name="" button_id="" switch_back="no" delay="0"/>
	<mouse_options_list>
	<mouse name="" id="0" mode="Aiming" buffer_size="1" filter="0.00"/>
	</mouse_options_list>
	<intensity_list/>
	<button_map>
	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	<root>
	<controller id="1" dpi="8000" type="Sixaxis">
	<configuration id="1">
	<trigger type="mouse" id="0" name="" button_id="BUTTON_X3" switch_back="yes" delay="0"/>
	<mouse_options_list>
	<mouse name="" id="0" mode="Aiming" buffer_size="1" filter="0.00"/>
	</mouse_options_list>
	<intensity_list/>
	<button_map>
	<?php

	$confusables = [
	'a' => '(@\|⍺\|ａ\|𝐚\|𝑎\|𝒂\|𝒶\|𝓪\|𝔞\|𝕒\|𝖆\|𝖺\|𝗮\|𝘢\|𝙖\|𝚊\|ɑ\|α\|𝛂\|𝛼\|𝜶\|𝝰\|𝞪\|а\|Ａ\|𝐀\|𝐴\|𝑨\|𝒜\|𝓐\|𝔄\|𝔸\|𝕬\|𝖠\|𝗔\|𝘈\|𝘼\|𝙰\|Α\|𝚨\|𝛢\|𝜜\|𝝖\|𝞐\|А\|Ꭺ\|ᗅ\|ꓮ\|𖽀\|𐊠)',
	'b' => '(𝐛\|𝑏\|𝒃\|𝒷\|𝓫\|𝔟\|𝕓\|𝖇\|𝖻\|𝗯\|𝘣\|𝙗\|𝚋\|Ƅ\|Ь\|Ꮟ\|ᑲ\|ᖯ\|Ｂ\|ℬ\|𝐁\|𝐵\|𝑩\|𝓑\|𝔅\|𝔹\|𝕭\|𝖡\|𝗕\|𝘉\|𝘽\|𝙱\|Ꞵ\|Β\|𝚩\|𝛣\|𝜝\|𝝗\|𝞑\|В\|Ᏼ\|ᗷ\|ꓐ\|𐊂\|𐊡\|𐌁)',
	'c' => '(ｃ\|ⅽ\|𝐜\|𝑐\|𝒄\|𝒸\|𝓬\|𝔠\|𝕔\|𝖈\|𝖼\|𝗰\|𝘤\|𝙘\|𝚌\|ᴄ\|ϲ\|ⲥ\|с\|ꮯ\|𐐽\|🝌\|𑣲\|𑣩\|Ｃ\|Ⅽ\|ℂ\|ℭ\|𝐂\|𝐶\|𝑪\|𝒞\|𝓒\|𝕮\|𝖢\|𝗖\|𝘊\|𝘾\|𝙲\|Ϲ\|Ⲥ\|С\|Ꮯ\|ꓚ\|𐊢\|𐌂\|𐐕\|𐔜)',
	'd' => '(ⅾ\|ⅆ\|𝐝\|𝑑\|𝒅\|𝒹\|𝓭\|𝔡\|𝕕\|𝖉\|𝖽\|𝗱\|𝘥\|𝙙\|𝚍\|ԁ\|Ꮷ\|ᑯ\|ꓒ\|Ⅾ\|ⅅ\|𝐃\|𝐷\|𝑫\|𝒟\|𝓓\|𝔇\|𝔻\|𝕯\|𝖣\|𝗗\|𝘋\|𝘿\|𝙳\|Ꭰ\|ᗞ\|ᗪ\|ꓓ)',
	'e' => '(℮\|ｅ\|ℯ\|ⅇ\|𝐞\|𝑒\|𝒆\|𝓮\|𝔢\|𝕖\|𝖊\|𝖾\|𝗲\|𝘦\|𝙚\|𝚎\|ꬲ\|е\|ҽ\|⋿\|Ｅ\|ℰ\|𝐄\|𝐸\|𝑬\|𝓔\|𝔈\|𝔼\|𝕰\|𝖤\|𝗘\|𝘌\|𝙀\|𝙴\|Ε\|𝚬\|𝛦\|𝜠\|𝝚\|𝞔\|Е\|ⴹ\|Ꭼ\|ꓰ\|𑢦\|𑢮\|𐊆)',
	'f' => '(𝐟\|𝑓\|𝒇\|𝒻\|𝓯\|𝔣\|𝕗\|𝖋\|𝖿\|𝗳\|𝘧\|𝙛\|𝚏\|ꬵ\|ꞙ\|ſ\|ẝ\|ք\|𝈓\|ℱ\|𝐅\|𝐹\|𝑭\|𝓕\|𝔉\|𝔽\|𝕱\|𝖥\|𝗙\|𝘍\|𝙁\|𝙵\|Ꞙ\|Ϝ\|𝟊\|ᖴ\|ꓝ\|𑣂\|𑢢\|𐊇\|𐊥\|𐔥)',
	'g' => '(ｇ\|ℊ\|𝐠\|𝑔\|𝒈\|𝓰\|𝔤\|𝕘\|𝖌\|𝗀\|𝗴\|𝘨\|𝙜\|𝚐\|ɡ\|ᶃ\|ƍ\|ց\|𝐆\|𝐺\|𝑮\|𝒢\|𝓖\|𝔊\|𝔾\|𝕲\|𝖦\|𝗚\|𝘎\|𝙂\|𝙶\|Ԍ\|Ꮐ\|Ᏻ\|ꓖ)',
	#!/bin/sh

	set -e

	# Required ENV variable: ENC_PASSPHRASE
	# Usage: ENC_PASSPHRASE=my_super_long_ascii_pass_phrase123 ./decrypt_file.sh encrypted.enc secretfile.json

	if [ -z "$ENC_PASSPHRASE" ]; then
	echo "ERROR: Required ENC_PASSPHRASE environment variable NOT passed in."
	exit 1