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nscompare - DNS Nameserver Comparison Tool

A tool for validating DNS record equivalency when migrating between DNS providers. It compares live DNS responses from two nameservers to ensure functional equivalency during migrations.

The zone file is used ONLY to determine which hostnames and record types to query. The actual values in the zone file are ignored - all comparisons are based on live DNS responses from the specified nameservers.

Installation

# Download the script

iPod Music Extraction Tools

CLI tools for extracting music from iPod nano (5th generation) on macOS.

Quick Start

Connect iPod via USB
Run ./lock_ipod.sh to prevent auto-unmounting
Use the Python extractor in ipod-music-extractor/

TurboTax has no crypto support, it also doesn't support importing CSVs of transactions, and CreditKarma has no ability to import from financial institutions at all (so e.g. wealthfront is an instant dealbreaker for trying it). Square sends out terrible CSVs of transactions and does very little to help you report for the few bucks you made.

Import transactions to https://app.koinly.io/transactions
Set tax basis to LIFO, print https://app.koinly.io/reports/2019 to PDF
Load https://app.koinly.io/transactions?page=1 and find the transactions JSON transfer in the Network tab, Copy as cURL
In the terminal, paste this, and either remove the gzip line or pipe through gzip, do this for each page, e.g.:

curl 'https://api.koinly.io/api/transactions?page=1&per_page=20' \
    -XGET \
    -H 'Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*' \

Preparation

Source repo should have as many branches and PRs closed or merged as possible
Rest of PRs should be merged with master just before migration begins

Prepare the initial commit of the migrated repo (master)

Archive source repo
Go to target directory in monorepo
Clone source repo into correctly named folder in monorepo
cd to repo and make all necessary changes for migration to monorepo (e.g. renaming)
Commit all changes INSIDE the cloned repo on local master (commit name doesn't matter, DO NOT PUSH)

	$ find . -type f -name '.' \|
	sed 's/.*\.//' \|
	sort -u \|
	while read ext; do
	(
	gfind . -name "*$ext" -printf "%s\n" \|
	sed 's/$/+/' \|
	tr -d '\n'
	echo 0
	) \| bc \| tr -d '\n'

	#!/usr/bin/env zsh
	#
	# # About
	# Since APFS supports de-duplication on block-level, it can be useful to
	# manually de-duplicate your files if you've migrated/upgrade to APFS not
	# using a fresh install.
	#
	# I've written this simple script with the aim to:
	# - Be simple, easy to read and understand (for users to check)
	# - Use native cp -c for de-duplication

	#!/bin/sh

	scope=company-name
	any_scoped_package_name=secret_package
	url=artifactory.company.com
	repo=npm

	cd "$(dirname "$0")" \|\| exit
	echo Please enter your email address:
	read -r email

	* {
	padding:0;
	margin:0;
	}

	html {
	width:100%;
	}

	body {

	#!/bin/sh
	grep pam_tid /etc/pam.d/sudo >/dev/null \|\| echo auth sufficient pam_tid.so \| cat - /etc/pam.d/sudo \| sudo tee /etc/pam.d/sudo > /dev/null

	#!/bin/sh
	sudo nvram StartupMute=%00