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This is gonna be long and I might not finish it but here's what I got. This shit is so long that if I get it down to a science I might make a program to automate it.

Overview

We will study your character stats, use FFXIV TexTools to export the model parts, Blender to fix it up....

Collecting data

Do you have your character appearance saved? It's not essential but it's very useful to have. It's in the form of a DAT. I hope you backed it up if you created them on an old PC. I'm not sure if you can resave it from an existing character. What I did was use the Shadowbringers Benchmark. I seem to remember there was a way to import your character from the base game but I can't remember. Anyway first you'll need to copy the character DAT to the benchmark folder.

Sensei, the haskell test runner, is marked as broken in nixpkgs. The build must be failing. But why?

Build it. It's broken, and because flake registry points to master by default, specify github branch so I don't download an extra 3 GB just getting newer coreutils. The --impure is so nix recognizes the envvar, as it's an "impure" input.

NIXPKGS_ALLOW_BROKEN=1 nix build --impure 'github:nixos/nixpkgs/nixpkgs-unstable#haskellPackages.sensei'

Fails 13 examples. All of them mention posix_spawnp. Example:

test/EventQueueSpec.hs:16:9:

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8"/>
	<script>
	function getContent() {
	console.log('getcontent called');

	setTimeout(function() {
	var iframe = document.getElementById('wst-iframe');

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	# Install ripgrep on Ubuntu
	# Requires wget(1), curl(1), jq(1)
	#
	# I'm not responsible for any damages. Tested on WSL Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS.
	# List of changes from upstream:
	# - use /usr/bin/env bash
	# - set -e for zero error tolerance, and set -x for debugging
	# - handle newer ripgrep release directory structure

	# DEPRECATED

	# in a directory filled with yt-dlp saved items, we want filenames for
	# metadata/thumbnails/video/etc to be exactly the same up until the extension.
	# sometimes this doesn't happen due to e.g. a change in channel name or video title.
	# for each video ID in this dir, print out the video IDs where the filenames (minus extensions) do not match.
	find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -regextype grep -regex '.\[[a-zA-Z0-9_-]\{11\}\]\..' -printf '%f\n' \| grep -Po '(?<= \[).{11}(?=\]\.)' \| sort -u \| while read f; do if ! for ff in "${f}"; do echo "$ff" \| sed 's_\.\(\(info\\|live\_chat\)\.json\\|mkv\\|mp4\\|webp\\|jpg\\|[a-z]\{2,3\}\(-[A-Za-z0-9_-]\{2,14\}\)\?\.vtt\)$__'; done \| sort -u \| wc -l \| grep -Eq '^1$'; then echo "$f"; fi; done

	# inspect a single ID
	for f in W3_BIZLuXuw; do echo "$f"; done \| sed 's_\.\(\(info\\|live\_chat\)\.json\\|mkv\\|mp4\\|webp\\|jpg\\|[a-z]\{2,3\}\(-[A-Za-z0-9_-]\{2,14\}\)\?\.vtt\)$__'

	# DEPRECATED

	# in a directory filled with yt-dlp saved items,
	# for every video ID, we want exactly ONE video, ONE metadata json, and ONE thumbnail.
	# usually, it's the video that's missing. maybe move the rest to legacy/?
	# for each video ID in this dir, print out the video IDs where one of the content types is missing.
	find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -regextype grep -regex '.\[[a-zA-Z0-9_-]\{11\}\]\..' -printf '%f\n' \| grep -Po '(?<= \[).{11}(?=\]\.)' \| sort -u \| while read f; do EXTS="$(for ff in "${f}"; do echo "${ff}"; done \| perl -pe 's\|(.*?)\.(((info\\|live_chat)\.)?json\\|mkv\\|mp4\\|vtt\\|webp\\|jpg)$\|\2\|')"; if [[ "$(echo "$EXTS" \| grep -Eo '^(mkv\|mp4)$' \| wc -l)" != "1" \|\| "$(echo "$EXTS" \| grep -Eo '^(jpg\|webp)$' \| wc -l)" != "1" \|\| "$(echo "$EXTS" \| grep -Eo '^info\.json$' \| wc -l)" != "1" ]]; then echo "$f"; fi; done

	# inspect a single ID
	echo "00vYncpl0pk" \| while read f; do EXTS="$(for ff in "${f}"; do echo "${ff}"; done \| perl -pe 's\|(.*?)\.(((info\\|live_chat)\.)?json\\|mkv\\|mp4\\|vtt\\|webp\\|jpg)$

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	# not zsh portable

	set -euxo pipefail

	# Usage: ... \| hex_to_ip
	# Reads stdin and converts IPs from hex to quad-dotted representation.
	function hex_to_ip {
	if [[ -n "$1" ]]; then echo "$0: Too many arguments">&2; return 1; fi
	# might break on big endian?

	# demonstrate pattern
	echo -e 'a:a\n a\nb:bb\nc:c\n c' \| perl -0777 -p -e 's/\n //g' \| od -c
	# input:
	# a:a
	# a
	# b:bb
	# c:c
	# c

	# outputs:

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	# vim: set et ts=2 sw=2:
	# changes: run through shellcheck, fixing several bugs

	set -euo pipefail

	HERE="$(realpath "$1")"

	if findmnt --noheadings --output FSTYPE --target "$HERE" \| grep -Pq '^zfs$'; then
	echo "dfree: $HERE is zfs" >&2

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	# vim:set et sw=2 ts=2:
	# estimate space actually used by snapshots of a dataset
	# original by https://www.reddit.com/r/zfs/comments/bzo817/running_out_of_space_easy_way_to_visualize/er0ccbe/
	# edits by me
	# NO WARRANTY

	set -euxo pipefail

	here="$(realpath "$1")"