nadiaholmquist

#!/bin/bash

echo -e "\n" "\e[48;5;"{0..7}"m " "\e[0m\n" \
        "\e[48;5;"{8..15}"m " "\e[0m" \
        "\e[11C" "\e[48;5;"{232..255}"m " "\e[0m\n"

for i in {0..30..6}; do
	echo -n " "
	for j in {0..180..36}; do
		for k in {0..5}; do

nadiaholmquist

#!/bin/bash

# WARNING: This script is totally awful and it'll probably blow up if you are unlucky.
# You have been warned.

# NOTE: This script assumes that you've already created an app folder called "Steam".
# Don't forget to give it a name too.

cd ~/.local/share/applications

nadiaholmquist

#!/bin/bash

set -eu

javaarch=

if which java 2> /dev/null > /dev/null; then
	javaarch=$(java -version 2>&1 | grep -io "..-Bit" | cut -d- -f1)
fi

nadiaholmquist

OUT := getflags
SDK := $(shell xcrun --show-sdk-path)

all: $(OUT)

clean:
	rm flag_names.h $(OUT)

flag_names.h: flag_names.awk
	awk -f $< "$(SDK)/usr/include/sys/stat.h" > $@

nadiaholmquist

Permanent sudo Touch ID setup for macOS

Want to use Touch ID with sudo but annoyed that the change gets reset every time macOS updates? Here's a hacky solution to fix that!

Installation

1. Compile pam-touchid-setup.c

   clang -o pam-touchid-setup pam-touchid-setup.c
   

nadiaholmquist

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

if ARGV.size < 1 then
  puts "Usage: #{$0} <build-dir>"
  exit
end

build_dir=ARGV[0]
cmake_prefix=File.realpath(`brew --prefix cmake`.strip)
cellar_cmake_path=File.dirname(cmake_prefix)