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#!/bin/bash

while read f; do
  # i think this regex doesn't make a lot of sense in this context - won't fix now
  if [[ -z $(find . -name "$(echo $f | sed 's/\..*$//')*") ]]; then
    echo $f >> new-files.txt
  fi
done < files.txt

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#!/bin/sh

# expected file structure:

# 2018/
# 2019/
# ...
# albums/
#   create-album-by-keyword.sh

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select date(timestamp / 1000, 'unixepoch') as date, count(*) as count from messages
where key_remote_jid = '43664123123@s.whatsapp.net' /* replace with someone's phone number */
group by date;

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#!/bin/bash

# tweet.js is located inside twitter-archive.zip/data
cat tweet.js | sed -n 's/^.*"url" : "\(.*\)",$/\1/p' | uniq | xargs curl -sI | sed -n 's/location: \(.*\)/\1/p'

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#!/usr/bin/env node

// download: https://twitter.com/settings/your_twitter_data/data
// run in twitter-archive/data/

window = {}
window.YTD = {}
window.YTD.tweet = {}

require('./tweet.js')

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## CONFIG

# number of pages
pages=10

# book id, as in the url (part between `/ebook/` and `/index.html`)
# (note that this is usually just one number, but it can also be muliple, like below)
book=2366/1

# paste your cookie (from your logged in browser page) between the two single quotes below

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EXE that invokes the play/pause function.

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Replace "PC Manager" Fn key with custom action

How I replaced the "PC Manager" Fn key on my Huawei Matebook X Pro with a play/pause button.

Background

The Huawei Matebook X Pro, as well as other devices from various manufacturers have a Fn key with a proprietary function. On the Matebook, it's a button that does nothing but open the so-called PC Manager software, and is located on the F10 key. Since at least I really don't need this function and am missing a play/pause Fn key, I decided to try replacing the function.

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how to download a video from the orf tvthek

• open the tvthek page with the video you want to download
• open the dev tools
  • open the network tab
  • search for 'playlist'
  • open playlist.m3u8, and open the 'response' tab
  • look for the highest given bandwidth (usually at the bottom, e.g. #EXT-X-STREAM-INF:BANDWIDTH=3192000)
  • copy the url below that, open it in a new browser tab and download it (e.g. https://apasfiis.sf.apa.at/ipad/cms-worldwide_abr/.../chunklist.m3u8&ip=...)
• open bash

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