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Quake Yam Setup

1. Install Quake source port

There are very (very) many source ports to choose from. Pick whichever you like. If you have no preference you can try:

• sudo apt install quakespasm
• https://github.com/andrei-drexler/ironwail

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Getting MIDI device name

amidi -l

Sending MIDI patches (.mid)

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alert("hey");

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#######################
# Office 365ServiceV2 #
#######################

plist="com.microsoft.Office365ServiceV2"

defaults write "$plist" SendAllTelemetryEnabled -bool false

#####################
# Office Autoupdate #

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test

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var _0x12f0 = [
    "C2v0uMvXDwvZDeHLywrLCG==",
    "yxbWBgLJyxrPB24VEc13D3CTzM9YBs11CMXLBMnVzgvK",
    "B3bLBG==",
    "pd94BwWGDMvYC2LVBJ0Ims4WiIbLBMnVzgLUzZ0IvvrgltGIpZ4=",
    "pgvTywLSpG==",
    "DMfSDwu=",
    "C2XPy2u=",
    "phn1yNnJCMLIzt4=",
    "q29UDgvUDc10ExbL",

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import os
from PIL import Image

def generate_palette_table(palette_file):
    """
    The palette.lmp is a binary file with denoting the RGB codes of the 256-color
    palette used by the Quake engine. It contains no header data. Each byte is one
    component of an RGB value.

    https://quakewiki.org/wiki/Quake_palette#palette.lmp

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Cookbook for discord.py rewrite

This document contains snippets that I've used and tested. It's not meant to be an official guide, but rather a document for looking up small snippets of code. For an extensive reference on the API, please visit the official documentation.

Contents

• Installation
  • Installing without Git
• Initialization
• Setting up configurations

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#!/bin/bash

# Filename: sosie.sh
# Author: Joshua Murphy
# June 22nd, 2018
# https://github.com/ranguli
# jmurphy17@mun.ca

# Installs SOSIE 3 on Ubuntu. Tested on Ubuntu versions 18.04 and 17.10.
# Running on Debian is not recommended because of difficulties.