STrRedWolf

The idea is simple: Make the state DMV/MVA or country's embassy verify the ID.

It goes like this:

1. Site contacts agency to generate token and redirect URL, giving return URLs and age/drinking requirements
2. Site has user browser redirect
3. Agency securely checks ID, logs results.
4. Agency redirects to site URL.
5. Site contacts agency to follow up, get result code
6. Site acts accordingly.

STrRedWolf

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use File::Basename;

if(scalar @ARGV < 1 || @ARGV > 2) {
	print STDERR "Argument count mismatch\n";
	exit 1;
}

STrRedWolf

So I find a dinky little laptop, a Chwui Minibook X 2023, which has 12 gigs of RAM, a 512 GB SSD, and a screensize of 1920x1200 in a 10-and-change inch screen.

It unfortunately comes with Windows 11. Which means dealing with the quirks that Microsoft put in, and oh boy, there are many. Microsoft caught Option Removal Syndrome. Here's how I'm dealing with them:

The Taskbar does not show titles anymore.

Seriously. I can't tell if that icon goes to Firefox or some program that's faking Firefox. That's a big security risk!

Fixes:

• Use ExplorerPatcher to restore the old taskbar format.

STrRedWolf

DESCRIPT.ION file format (RedWolf extension)

DESCRIPT.ION files are files used in BBSen and the programs 4NT and Take Command. These files describe other files in the directory.

Below is a technical summary of the orignal format, plus an extension to the format.

DESCRIPT.ION "back in the day"

contents    = *(file-line) [EOF]

STrRedWolf

#!/bin/sh

date=`date "+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S"`
rsync -aP --link-dest=$HOME/Backups/current /path/to/important_files $HOME/Backups/back-$date
rm -f $HOME/Backups/current
ln -s back-$date $HOME/Backups/current

STrRedWolf

#!/bin/sh

# Remove a XFCE generated thumbnail
#
# Put this file in a safe place (I use ~/bin)
# Open Thunar, then navigate to Edit >> Create custom actions.
# Create a new action ("Remove Thumbnail")
# Command is:  /path/to/this-file %f
#
# Doesn't handle groups.

STrRedWolf

@-moz-document url-prefix("https://railroad.net/viewforum.php?f=214") {
/* Widen the site as a whole. */
.container {
	width: 95%
}

/* Trim the header */
header {
	padding: 30px 15px 5px
}

STrRedWolf

#!/usr/bin/perl

# Duplicate finder.  Moves dupes in what directories you've specified to a dedicated "Trash" directory for you to remove.
# Double-checks those MD5 hashes!
#
# Example of usage:

# find 00.Master -type f -print0 | xargs -0 md5sum > master.hash.txt 
# ...etc... (repeat above line for other directories to dedupe against)
# cat *.hash.txt | sort | uniq -D -w 32 > dupes.txt

STrRedWolf

Strype @strypeisonfire

Yanno what, it's 4:30am, let me blab about transhumanism for a while, and why I want a future like that...

First up: CURIOUSITY.  Longer lifespans because I want to see what's gonna happen. I want to see more of the universe...

And new senses!  I want to hear infrasound, ultrasound, see new colours we dont have words for yet.

Second:  Adaptability.  Being outside of Earth's Troposphere is pretty hard to do.  Terraforming ever harder.  But if we adapt, not so much

STrRedWolf

#/usr/bin/perl

#use Digest::FarmHash qw(farmhash64);
use File::Find;
use DBI;
use Digest::SHA qw(sha256_hex);

#use bigint;

$|=1;