zer0k-z

Introduction

In CS2, when a player is sliding/surfing against some geometry, it's possible that they lose all their momentum/velocity. This is usually called wallbug/rampbug. While the name was inherited from Source 1 games (such as CS:GO, CS:S, TF2,...), rampbugs in CS2 behave much differently from its predecessor. In contrast to source 1 games, it's also possible have the velocity redirected to another direction instead of losing all momentum.

This bug doesn't seem to be common in all source 2 games (HL:A for instance, does not have this bug), and was orignially not present in the very early versions of CS2 Limited Test. Rampbugs become more and more frequent over time, with the Call to Arms update effectively doubling the frequency of these bugs, which is a significant problem for custom gamemodes heavily depending on geometry collision (eg. surf).

Keep in mind that while the player collision hitbox is a box, the images shown below will represent the player as a dot instead for simplicity.

Observati

ymoslem

# This example uses M2M-100 models converted to the CTranslate2 format.
# Download CTranslate2 models:
# • M2M-100 418M-parameter model: https://bit.ly/33fM1AO
# • M2M-100 1.2B-parameter model: https://bit.ly/3GYiaed


import ctranslate2
import sentencepiece as spm

EncryptedCurse

pkg install pulseaudio
dir=$(pwd)
if grep -q "anonymous" ~/../usr/etc/pulse/default.pa
then
echo "module already present"
else
echo "load-module module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 auth-anonymous=1" >> ~/../usr/etc/pulse/default.pa
fi
if grep -q "exit-idle" ~/../usr/etc/pulse/daemon.conf
then

Th3Whit3Wolf

What's Cool

• Encrypted root partition
  • AES-256 bit cipher
  • Argon2id variant for PBKDF
  • Sha3-512 bit hash
• rEFInd bootloader
  • With dreary theme
  • Optimal Settings (optimized for aesthetics, and boot time)
• Boot into backups thanks to refind-btrfs

williewillus

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<migrationMap>
  <name value="1.13.2 to 1.14" />
  <description value="1.13.2 to 1.14 MCP changes" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.GameVersion" newName="net.minecraft.util.MinecraftVersion" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.advancements.AdvancementList.Listener" newName="net.minecraft.advancements.AdvancementList.IListener" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.advancements.RequirementsStrategy" newName="net.minecraft.advancements.IRequirementsStrategy" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.advancements.criterion.AbstractCriterionInstance" newName="net.minecraft.advancements.criterion.CriterionInstance" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.block.Block.EnumOffsetType" newName="net.minecraft.block.Block.OffsetType" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.block.BlockAbstractBanner" newName="net.minecraft.block.AbstractBannerBlock" type="class" />

gdejohn

/// Modern Java:
///   - sealed types
///   - record classes
///   - derived record creation
///   - pattern matching
///   - switch expressions
///   - value classes
///   - all values are objects
///   - universal generics
///   - local-variable type inference

android10

Attention: This is DEPRECATED in favor of PowerLevel10K, I wrote an article about it:

• Change default shell on Arch Linux

Install oh-my-zsh with powerlevel9k theme on Arch Linux

This gist aims to facilitate the switching from bash to zsh as our defaut shell. We will be using oh-my-zsh with the powerful theme: Powerlevel9k. You will find all the links below. This process applies mainly for Arch Linux, but can be setup for any other distro (in theory :)). I'm also using Gnome Terminal and pacaur as package manager.

mbaersch

<!--
Replace existing standard gtag.js tracking-code with this
snippet in order to store the Client ID in localStorage and use this ID when present

converted for direct code implementation from Simo Ahava´s solution for GTM; see 
https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/use-localstorage-client-id-persistence-google-analytics/
for details

Client IDs will survive deletion of cookies by user or ITP 2.1

ppoffice

Steps to build Android kernel and system for LXC:

1. Download Android SDK, NDK, system and kernel source code;
2. Download modified lxc and libcap source code (ppoffiec/lxc-android, ppoffice/libcap-android)
3. Build Android system from source first so that we can link to its shared library when we build lxc (or maybe we don't have to);
4. Modify Android kernel config and make sure lxc-checkconfig does not report any missing features. Then build kernel;
5. Modify Android system/core/rootdir/init.rc according to init.rc.diff. Make sure you mount all the cgroup subsystems needed (cpu, cpuacct, cpuset, memory, pids, devices, freezer, blkio) under /sys/fs/cgruop, otherwise lxc won't find them;
6. Rebuilt the Android system image so that the modified init.rc is in the image;
7. Fire up the emulator with custom kernel (emulator -kernel kernel-file-path) and use adb shell and dmesg to check if everything is doing ok.

drew-gpf

//this requires being able to run at kernel mode and assumes you're using MSVC
//this also uses an unnamed structure for cr0_t, which is a nonstandard extension of the C language


//data structure for cr0
typedef union _cr0_t
{
	struct
	{
		uint64_t protection_enable : 1;