You can use this under following situations:
- Download all images from a website
- Download all videos from a website
- Download all PDF files from a website
$ wget -r -A.pdf http://url-to-webpage-with-pdfs/
# Makes "believable" fake files to confuse common recovery software | |
# Copy the files to target device to overwrite free space after generating | |
# For best results wipe free space with zero fill before copying | |
# --- | |
# Requires you to prepare all headers to be used as "header.ext" such as "header.jpg" and put it inside a subfolder "headers" | |
# Make a subfolder to put the generated files into called "output" | |
# Then adjust the parameters to fit your needs | |
# This script written by Jamie, modified slightly to add more randomness. Tested on MINGW64/Msys64 and Linux | |
LEFTOVER_SIZE=5102993 |
# Apparent temperature calculation ("Feels Like" temperature) | |
# T: Temperature in Fahrenheit, H: Relative Humidity | |
# -42.58 + (2.049 * T) + (10.14 * H) + (-0.2248 * T * H) + (-0.006838 * T^2) + (-0.05482 * H^2) + (0.001228 * T^2 * H) + (0.0008528 * T * H^2) + (-0.00000199 * T^2 * H^2) | |
import math | |
T = float(input("Enter temperature in Celsius: ")) | |
H = float(input("Enter Relative Humidity: ")) | |
# Convert the temperature from C to F for calculation |
Structure of the speech.json: | |
{ | |
"lang":"cn", | |
"unit":["./etc/unit/percent.wav","./etc/unit/negative.wav","./etc/unit/degrees.wav","./etc/unit/celsius.wav","./etc/unit/fahrenheit.wav","./etc/unit/kelvin.wav"], | |
"week":["./etc/week/sunday.wav","./etc/week/monday.wav","./etc/week/tuesday.wav","./etc/week/wednesday.wav","./etc/week/thursday.wav","./etc/week/friday.wav","./etc/week/saturday.wav"], | |
"month": null, | |
"specialDay": null, | |
"hour": null, | |
"number":["./num/0.wav","./num/1.wav","./num/2.wav","./num/3.wav","./num/4.wav","./num/5.wav","./num/6.wav","./num/7.wav","./num/8.wav","./num/9.wav","./num/10.wav","./num/100.wav","./num/1000.wav"], |
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<h1><p id="nthEverthing">nth-Everthing</p></h1> | |
<p id="letters">Hover a red letter. Cool, hu?</p> | |
<p id="pseudo">Pseudo elements are working</p> | |
<p id="click">Please click here</p> | |
<p id="flip">Every second letter is flipped</p> | |
<p id="crazy">Flip Hover Flip</p> | |
<p id="font">Zoom all the things!</p> | |
<p id="word">FirstWord some words Green some words LastWord</p> | |
<p id="firstLastWord">Hello from nth-everthing</p> |
<h3 id="title">Click here to begin loading</h3> | |
<a href="#" onclick="toggleView()">Toggle View</a> | |
<canvas id="c" width="300" height="300"></canvas> |
<!DOCTYPE html> | |
<html lang="en"> | |
<head> | |
<meta charset="UTF-8"> | |
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> | |
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge"> | |
<title>Swipe Keyboard</title> | |
<style> | |
body { |
/* | |
(c) by Thomas Konings | |
Random Name Generator for Javascript | |
*/ | |
function capFirst(string) { | |
return string.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + string.slice(1); | |
} | |
function getRandomInt(min, max) { |
/****************************************************************************** | |
* This script detects the Konami code | |
* (Full Konami Code obtained from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konami_Code) | |
* If the Konami code is detected the function called "startUpKonami" is invoked. | |
* You can do whatever you want on "startUpKonami". Right now this method just: | |
* - Detachs the Konami code detection (so no further detections can happen). | |
* - Invokes an external function. | |
* | |
* Note: In case the user presses keys like "shift", "caps lock", "Ctrl"... | |
* the code will have to be reentered from scratch |