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<# calling the wslMount function will attach one or more physical disks to a wsl instance
	-drives
		This parameter specifies which disks, and is an array of what Windows calls the Friendly Name.
		You can see these by calling `Get-PhysicalDisk`.
	-count
		The list of friendly names are not necessarily unique (eg if you have multiple of the same model of drive).
		Count is required so that you know how many disks have been matched, and will be passed to WSL.
	-wsl
		The name of the wsl install you want to interact with, defaults to the default wsl instance.
	-mount

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<#
	#Required:
	Install-Module -Name LoopbackAdapter -MinimumVersion 1.2.0.0
	#run in admin terminal
	#you do NOT need to disable/remove SMB 1.0/CIFS
	
	
	#Troubleshooting:
	#You can check [attempted] forwardings and [successful] listeners here, respectively
	netsh interface portproxy show v4tov4

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#accepts all arguments for ssh except command, -N and -f
#command can be piped in
Filter ssh-f {
	$N = $False
	if (!$_) {
		#the same as -N
		$_ = 'read'
		$N = $True
	}
	$_ = 'echo SUCCESS;' + $_

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#https://gist.github.com/Hashbrown777/a5a02e2fd3eeed4485d4ba073ef3b143
. "$PSScriptRoot/async.ps1"
. "$PSScriptRoot/files.ps1"
. "$PSScriptRoot/style.ps1"

#default switches of $True emulate grep/ag behaviour, use `-flag:$False` to disable
Function Grep { [CmdletBinding(PositionalBinding=$False)]Param([Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)]$Input,
	#display params
	[switch]$OnlyMatching, [switch]$Files, $Max=-1,
	#async params

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cat /dev/urandom \
  | tr -dc '[:upper:][:digit:]' \
  | fold -w ${1:-8} \
  | head -1

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#

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pdfimages -all big.pdf . #poppler-utils
rename -v 's/^[^0-9]*//' .*.jpg
convert '*.jpg' -resize 50% %03d.jpeg #imagemagick
convert '*.jpeg' small.pdf

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(async () => {
	const output = open().document;
	//generate a script to run over your deluge state file
	output.write(
`<pre>#!/bin/bash
mkdir _
cd _
#split up the file and name them correctly, disregard the byte-counts
awk \\
	'BEGIN { RS="[de]40:"; ORS=FS=":" } { if ($1 != "") { for (i = 2; i <= NF; i++) print $i > substr($1, 0, 40) } }' \\

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&{ Param($hostname, $port)
	try {
		$tmp = [Net.Sockets.TcpClient]::new($hostname, $port)
		$tmp.Connected
		$tmp.close()
		return
	}
	catch [System.Net.Sockets.SocketException] {
		$Error[0].Exception | Out-Host
	}

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function sort(array, radix, getDigit) {
	const counts = new Uint32Array(radix);
	const jobs = [{start:0, end:array.length, offset:0}];
	while (jobs.length) {
		const {start, end, offset} = jobs.pop();
		counts.fill(0);
		counts[null] = start;
		const sorting = array.slice(start, end);

		for (let index = 0; index < sorting.length; ++index) {