michaelsproul

[program:caddy]
command=/home/caddy/sproul.xyz/start.sh
directory=/home/caddy/sproul.xyz
user=caddy
environment=HOME="/home/caddy",USER="caddy"

michaelsproul

=== Elected ===
Mathias CORMANN (Liberal) [521540 votes]
Sue LINES (Australian Labor Party) [379352 votes]
Rachel SIEWERT (The Greens (WA)) [139395 votes]
Michaelia CASH (Liberal) [416033 votes]
Glenn STERLE (Australian Labor Party) [272937 votes]
Dean SMITH (Liberal) [310808 votes]
Patrick DODSON (Australian Labor Party) [170055 votes]
Linda REYNOLDS (Liberal) [206560 votes]
Chris BACK (Liberal) [105249 votes]

michaelsproul

I just moved my bitcoin data out of ~/.bitcoin by using the -datadir flag to bitcoind.

$ bitcoind -daemon -datadir=/external-drive/btc

However, I found that I now needed to pass -datadir=/external-drive/btc to bitcoin-cli in order for the passwordless authentication to succeed.

Rather than passing the flag every time, you can also change where bitcoind will stash the authentication cookie (which is what enables passwordless auth). Moving it back to ~/.bitcoin/.cookie does the trick, like so:

michaelsproul

# Bitcoin Transaction
# Spec: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction
meta:
  id: btc_txn
  endian: le
  file-extension: txn
seq:
  # Bitcoin version, usually 1.
  - id: version
    type: u4

michaelsproul

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC -//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd >
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
    <key>Label</key>
    <string>zfsautoimport</string>
    <key>ProgramArguments</key>
    <array>
        <string>/usr/local/bin/zpool</string>
        <string>import</string>

michaelsproul

Installing rEFInd from macOS Sierra recovery mode

Today I installed Linux on my Mac, on an external hard-drive. I encountered only one undocumented hitch, which I'm detailing here for my own reference and in case anyone else runs into it.

Basically, the steps I followed were:

1. Boot Devuan installer from USB
2. Install Devuan to external disk (I went with the "use the whole disk" option)
3. Try to boot Devuan by holding Alt key... doesn't work... search a little, work out that I need the rEFInd bootloader

michaelsproul

pub fn parse_preferences_file<T: Read>(reader: &mut csv::Reader<T>, groups: &[Group],
                              candidates: &[CandidateId], constraints: &Constraints)
                              -> impl Iterator<Item=IOBallot>> {
    reader.decode::<PrefRow>()
          .map(|raw| parse_single_ballot(raw, groups, candidates, constraints))
    )
}

michaelsproul

IPNS: https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipns/QmYFoieHNozVFQxshuCJ1MAtKr9Jq4RGhBLc5RyHNunsRW

IPFS: https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmVaBx7m8PP1uttUrScJ6rLQkWKUqciniUXS1EQxpGmRgi

michaelsproul

Here's the result when Family First ARE included in the count:

1. Simon BIRMINGHAM (Liberal)
2. Penny WONG (Australian Labor Party)
3. Cory BERNARDI (Liberal)
4. Nick XENOPHON (Nick Xenophon Team)
5. Don FARRELL (Australian Labor Party)
6. Anne RUSTON (Liberal)
7. Stirling GRIFF (Nick Xenophon Team)
8. Alex GALLACHER (Australian Labor Party)

michaelsproul

#!/usr/bin/env python3

# You probably shouldn't use this, it is guaranteed awful... Although it did work for me...

import re
import os
import sys

MAIN_REGEX = re.compile(rb".*int.*main.*\(.*int.*argc.*\).*")
BRACE_REGEX = re.compile(rb".*{.*")