Damian Silbergleith ds17f

Howdy Face Unlock on Fedora 44 — Lenovo Aura Edition i7 14"

Windows Hello–style face unlock for sudo and GNOME screen lock, using the built-in IR camera.

Format the SD Card with Fat32 (not extfat which is the default)
- If the card is bigger than 32gb this could be problematic, also, it might not be 🤷
Copy ROMs to the card
Set the Fat32 noarch flag
Set the Fat32 nohidden flag

Here's a collection of links that I found useful while learning to develop for the NES:

NESDev Wiki: The definitive source for NES Dev information. A bit much on its own, but a valuable reference
Famicom Party: A great ebook that actually walks you through the creation of an NES game.
Toolstack Discussion: A question on Reddit about what tool stack people are using.
NesDev Forum: A nice forum with a beginners section
Nerdy Nights: Popular Tutorial on developing for the NES. Uses nesam and not ca65.
- Nerdy Nights CA65 Translation: A translation of the code for Nerdy Nights to be ca65 compatible
[Nerdy Nights Converted to Spynx Docs](https://taywee.

Ripped off from adrianshort.org

$ git remote -v

origin  https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js.git (fetch)
origin  https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js.git (push)

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	set -euo pipefail

	usage() {
	echo "Usage: claude-later <time> [claude args...]"
	echo " claude-later 2:00am -p \"write hello world in go\""
	echo " claude-later 14:30 -p \"summarize my notes\""
	exit 1
	}

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	set -euo pipefail

	# claude-resume — Schedule claude --resume sessions to run overnight in tmux panes

	usage() {
	cat <<'EOF'
	Usage: claude-resume <time> <sessions> [options]

	Arguments:

	## This script was written by Claude Code when I was trying to set up Safe Shutdown on Bookworm
	## Claude told me not to do this but I told it "Make It So!"
	## The script worked on the first run, but I don't make any guarantees about it
	## Hopefully if you're reading this it will help you too.
	## Please link this gist to any threads out there that need it.

	import gpiod
	import os
	import time
	import signal

	# Use this to set the screensaver on a firetv
	# you can't set it as executable (unless you're rooted)
	# so you need to run it as:
	# $ source ./sleep_settings.sh
	echo "Enter screensaver timeout in minutes (Default 5)"
	read SCREENSAVER_ON_IN_MINUTES
	echo "Enter screen off timeout in minutes (Default 20)"
	read SLEEP_IN_MINUTES

	SCREENSAVER_IN_MILLISECONDS=`expr "$SCREENSAVER_ON_IN_MINUTES" \* 60000`