xioustic

"""
This tool calculates hashes for ISO files using 7z's hashing capabilities.
Optionally it prompts the user to verify that the hash is valid (usually by checking Google).
TODO:
 - Gather info from user on the ISO file
 - Distribution, Version, Architecture, URL Source(s), Hashes (Computed), Notes (Specifically, How Was Verified?)
[s] skip
[l] mark legacy
[d] set Distro
[v] set Version

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(() => {
  let listItemsElem = document.querySelector('.discussionListItems')
  let listItems = [...listItemsElem.querySelectorAll('.discussionListItem')]
  listItems = listItems.map(listItem => {
    let elems = {}
    elems.listItem = listItem
    elems.date = listItem.querySelector('.DateTime')
    elems.replies = listItem.querySelector('.stats .major dd')
    elems.views = listItem.querySelector('.stats .minor dd')
    

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// this script is meant to be pasted into a MyAnimeList Anime page console
// it will accumulate the total number of recommendations for each recommendation
// it will copy this to clipboard to be pasted into another page
// then paste the script again to accumulate that page's recommendations
// and so on...

if (typeof totals === 'undefined') totals = {}
Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.fs10'))
  .map(i=>i.parentNode)
  .map(e => {

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#!/bin/bash

# requires 'sox' package for 'play'

# alarm parameters
ALARM_DURATION=.8
SINE_LOW=300
SINE_HIGH=3000

# target IP to watch

xioustic

What is This

I wanted to pipe ffmpeg output to VLC on Windows which took a little while to figure out. ffmpeg cannot detect what format to use when piping, so I went through some obvious options but it was unclear what was best. So I wrote an extremely naive benchmarking script that would run a common stream for two minutes and then take the CPU/Memory usage data from tasklist /v before killing the two processes.

System Info

system

Proc: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz  3.39GHz

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// MaverickLabel Asset Tags Incremental Price Quote
// https://www.mavericklabel.com/products/asset-tags-price.html
// incrementally increases quantity for a quote
// when stopped, prints csv output

var gather, STOP
function start_iteration() {
STOP = 0
var gather = []
var old_price = false

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# gets the line number in this script of the "PAYLOAD:" line
echoPayloadLinenum() {
  echo $(grep --text --line-number '^PAYLOAD:$' $0 | cut -d ':' -f 1)
}

# prints only the payload
echoPayload() {
  local payload_linenum=$(echoPayloadLinenum)
  local crypted_linenum=$((payload_linenum + 1))
  

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// hello
// i need to do taxes and i have to log my mileage retroactively
// my accountant said google timeline is fine
// google timeline is slow to iterate through by hand
// it's also slow to log by hand
// this script handles enough that i can put it in a csv file and work on it from there

var STOP_DATE = '2017-01-01'
var DEBUG = false

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am xioustic on github.
• I am xioustic (https://keybase.io/xioustic) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBdkzgaeGYJyIthtHJ6u6kQ4Bbwo6aYonOQHAJAIdwy7Qo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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qsaArr = (el, query) => Array.prototype.slice.call(el.querySelectorAll(query))
qsArr = (el, query) => Array.prototype.slice.call(el.querySelector(query))

var results = qsaArr(document, '#main-content > #searchResult > tbody > tr');
var resultsJson = results.map((r) => {
  let obj = {}
  obj.el = r
  obj.name = r.querySelector('.detName').textContent.trim()
  obj.category = r.querySelector('.vertTh').textContent.trim()
  obj.magnet = qsaArr(r, 'td > a').map(e => e.href)[0]