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Execute for each repo you wish to add by URL:

sudo zypper -n ar -f <URL or path of repo file>

This command will error (with code 4) if an identical repository has already been added to the system.

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# Requires the "kinit" command
#   Fedora: krb5-workstation
#   OpenSUSE: krb5-client
#   Ubuntu: krb5-user

# TODO: allow use of environment variables

USERN="$USER"

while (( "$#" )); do

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get_dev_by_usb_id() {
  idV=${1%:*}
  idP=${1#*:}
  for path in $(find /sys/ -name idVendor 2> /dev/null | rev | cut -d/ -f 2- | rev); do
    if grep -q $idV $path/idVendor; then
      if grep -q $idP $path/idProduct; then
        for bd in $(find $path -name 'device' | grep 'block' | rev | cut -d / -f 2 | rev); do
          echo "/dev/$bd"
        done
      fi

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import cryptography
import datetime
import pgpy



pkalg = pgpy.constants.PubKeyAlgorithm.ECDSA
curve = pgpy.constants.EllipticCurveOID.NIST_P384
super_secret_number = 12345
created = 0 # datetime

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ERR mods total. BloodyPenguin is responsible for ERR% of them.

Modless Vanilla Mods

1. From the main menu, go to Content Manager -> Styles, and then enable all the styles you like (e.g. "European / Vanilla")

Vanilla-Compatible (DLC may be required)

These mods either do not permanately alter the save game, or alter the save game in such a way that permits loading the save game without the mod installed while perserving the inteded changes. Additionally, while these mods may change the balance of the game by making certain things easier, they do not significantly change the core game mechanics in a way that is not in the spirit of the vanilla game experience.

| Name | Author | Steam | Description

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#!

# https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=armorpaint-git
# npm i -g google-closure-compiler

COMPILER=gcc # clang, gcc
GRAPHICS=opengl # opengl, vulkan (seg faults)
OPTIMIZE=s #0, 1, 2, 3, fast, g, s

DIST_PATH="$HOME/Downloads/armorpaint/dist"

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#!

# todo: is dd or for-printf faster?
# tar_write_str <length> <string>
tar_write_str () {
  set -- "$1" "${2:0:$1}"
  printf '%s' "$2"
  dd if=/dev/zero count=1 bs=$(($1-${#2})) 2> /dev/null
}