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## armagetron-build-instructions.md

      
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              January 11, 2022 17:04
            
              
                Building Armagetron on macos (worked on Catalina)
              
          
    Install Dependencies

brew install pkg-config autoconf automake sdl2 sdl2_image sdl2_mixer protobuf-c glew boost ftgl dylibbundler create-dmg

Setup

./bootstrap.sh


## getContentHash.py
import hashlib
from json import dumps
from collections import OrderedDict

# composerFileContents should be the dict version of the composer.json file
def getContentHash(composerFileContents):
	relevant = OrderedDict((key, composerFileContents[key]) for key in composerFileContents.keys() if key in ['name','version','require','require-dev','conflict','replace','provide','minimum-stability','prefer-stable','repositories','extra'])

	if 'config' in composerFileContents and 'platform' in composerFileContents['config']:
		relevant['config']['platform'] = composerFileContents['config']['platform']

## flush-elasticsearch.sh
for idx in $(curl -sS https://${DOMAIN}:${PORT}/_cat/indices | awk '{print $3}'); do curl -XDELETE "https://${DOMAIN}:${PORT}/${idx}"; done

## accessing child accounts in aws.md

      
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              October 11, 2021 17:42
            
              
                Accessing "member accounts" of your AWS organization. Since the AWS documentation and all the write-ups are more complicated than useful, there's the cliff notes.
              
          
    Switching to Child Account in AWS

Prerequisites

Setting up a child accocunt:


look at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/organizations/latest/userguide/orgs_manage_accounts_access.html#orgs_manage_accounts_create-cross-account-role
you only need steps 1-9

Configuring switch roles


## webtask-backup.py
import subprocess
from json import dumps

# NOTE: Files will be written to the current directory, without any checks to prevent overwriting.  Archiving and/or version control are not considered here, but highly encouraged.

# get a list of all webtasks for the current user
list_request = subprocess.run(['wt', 'ls'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, text=True)
# transform that output into a list of task names
tasks = [ ln.replace('Name:','').strip() for ln in list_request.stdout.split("\n") if 'Name:' in ln ]

## mira-milk-frother-instructions.md

      
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              December 9, 2020 20:39
            
              
                Mira Milk Frother Usage
              
          
To warm and froth milk:

Push the on button once
- blue indicator lights up


To only warm milk:

Push the on button two time
- blue indicator lights up (not helpful)


## es-backup-control.py
from requests import get, post, put
from json import dumps, loads
from sys import argv
from math import ceil

commands = []

def addShard(idx, shard):
    commands.append({
        "allocate" : {

## adb-fix-kodi-back-button-amazon-fire-tv.md

      
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              May 23, 2020 18:09
            
              
                Does it irritate anyone else as much as me when you hit the back button and the video keep on playing but all you can see is the audio and it's not clear how to make the audio stop? This fixes that on FireTV+Kodi.
              
          
    Run Directly

curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/xcsrz/780017ebbd64b2435dc58b1053bf4858/raw/f9d36a87daba4e464a1e61d35172c313ee2fea7f/adb-fix-kodi-back-button-amazon-fire-tv.sh | bash


## material-ui-starter-pre-react-hooks.sh
curl https://codeload.github.com/mui-org/material-ui/tar.gz/v3.7.1 | tar -xz --strip=2 material-ui-3.7.1/examples/create-react-app

## certificate-dates.sh
openssl x509 -noout -dates -in cert.pem
	import hashlib
	from json import dumps
	from collections import OrderedDict

	# composerFileContents should be the dict version of the composer.json file
	def getContentHash(composerFileContents):
	relevant = OrderedDict((key, composerFileContents[key]) for key in composerFileContents.keys() if key in ['name','version','require','require-dev','conflict','replace','provide','minimum-stability','prefer-stable','repositories','extra'])

	if 'config' in composerFileContents and 'platform' in composerFileContents['config']:
	relevant['config']['platform'] = composerFileContents['config']['platform']
	import subprocess
	from json import dumps

	# NOTE: Files will be written to the current directory, without any checks to prevent overwriting. Archiving and/or version control are not considered here, but highly encouraged.

	# get a list of all webtasks for the current user
	list_request = subprocess.run(['wt', 'ls'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, text=True)
	# transform that output into a list of task names
	tasks = [ ln.replace('Name:','').strip() for ln in list_request.stdout.split("\n") if 'Name:' in ln ]
	from requests import get, post, put
	from json import dumps, loads
	from sys import argv
	from math import ceil

	commands = []

	def addShard(idx, shard):
	commands.append({
	"allocate" : {