DJ Magar DJStompZone

Example Network Diagram

flowchart TD
    A[PC 1] <---> B{Server}
    C[PC 2] <---> B
    D[PC 3] <---> B
    H([Xbox]) --> F
    E[Laptop] <---> B
 I([PS5]) --&gt; F

Moto Stylus 5G (2024) Specs

---
config:
  themeCSS: |
    #Specs rect {
      stroke: #422 !important;
      stroke-width: 3px !important;
      fill: #102 !important;

%%{
  init: {
    'theme': 'forest',
    "fontFamily": "Trebuchet MS, Verdana, Arial, Sans-Serif",
    "logLevel": "info",
    "flowchart": {
      "htmlLabels": true,
      "curve": "linear",
      "diagramPadding": "40"

graph TD
    %% Best Tag Sequence
    subgraph BestTagSequence ["Best tag sequence"]
    B1["B-Time"] --> I1["I-Time"] --> B2["B-Time"] --> I2["I-Time"]
    end

    %% CRF Layer
    subgraph CRFLayer ["CRF Layer"]
    CRF1["CRF"] --> CRF2["CRF"] --> CRF3["CRF"] --> CRF4["CRF"]

Top 5 Hilariously Translated Spanish Movie Titles

Movie titles often undergo significant changes when translated for international audiences. Sometimes, these translations can be unintentionally humorous or misleading when rendered back into English. Here's a list of the top 5 movies whose Spanish titles take on a new, amusing life when translated back to English.

1. "Die Hard"

Spanish Title: "Jungla de Cristal"
English Translation: "Crystal Jungle"

"Flask Blueprints: What The Fuck?"

A Brief Lesson in Flask-Fu

Introduction

Hiya!

So, you've been working with Flask for a while now. And if you're like most people, so far you have probably mainly stuck with a single app.py file that contains everything; routes, configurations, database models, all that. This is what we call a "monolith", and it's the epitome of the "Kitchen Sink" model. It's a great starting point, especially for those still getting the hang of Flask and learning the ropes.

	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	from pwn import *
	import argparse
	import os
	from time import sleep

	REQS = ["./format-string-3", "libc.so.6", "ld-linux-x86-64.so.2"]
	BIN, libc, _ = REQS
	context.binary = ELF(BIN)

	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	from typing import Optional

	import windows_tools.registry
	import windows_tools.wmi_queries


	def decode_key(rpk: str) -> str:
	"""

	<#
	.SYNOPSIS
	Processes a Lua file by replacing certain characters.

	.DESCRIPTION
	The script checks if `v.l` or `vehicles.lua` exists. If `v.l` exists, it uses that for processing. Otherwise, it renames `vehicles.lua` to `v.l` and processes the file content to replace backticks with single quotes.

	.AUTHOR
	DJ Stomp <[email protected]>

	TWID=$(tput cols)
	LMAX=0

	mv ${HOME}/.config/neofetch/config.conf ${HOME}/.config/neofetch/config.conf.old 2>/dev/null
	echo "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