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const JsonString = struct {
    value: []const u8,
};
const JsonNumber = struct {
    value: f64,
};
const JsonObject = struct {
    const Property = struct {
        name: []const u8,
        value: JsonValue,

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Thought I should post my guide on how to do this, as I've struggled with this for quite some time now. I wanted something to bypass the NAT/router as I did not have the option of port-forwarding. I will also be moving quite some in the upcoming year, so dynamic IP was almost a given. And obviously I wanted it to be cheap. This does it all.

This is free, no port-forwarding required and no static IP required. Wildcard domain and SSL certificate supported. It works with Cloudflare tunnels, Cloudflare DNS, Nginx Proxy Manager and obviously TrueNAS SCALE.

I am not a professional, if you see a flaw in this design, please let me know!

Requirements:

• Domain name at Cloudflare

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/* An example app that uses expo-auth-session to connect to Azure AD (or hopefully most providers)

Features: 
- secure cache with refresh on load
- securely stored refresh token using expo-secure-store
- uses zustand for global access to the token / logout 

Based on [this gist](https://gist.github.com/thedewpoint/181281f8cbec10378ecd4bb65c0ae131)
*/

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// Simplest possible custom card
// Does nothing. Doesn't look like anything

class MyCustomCard extends HTMLElement {

  setConfig(config) {
    // The config object contains the configuration specified by the user in ui-lovelace.yaml
    // for your card.
    // It will minimally contain:
    // config.type = "custom:my-custom-card"

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winget install --id=Google.Chrome -e ; winget install --id=Mozilla.Firefox -e ; winget install --id=Discord.Discord -e ; winget install --id=WhatsApp.WhatsApp -e ; winget install --id=OpenJS.Nodejs -e ; winget install --id=Microsoft.WindowsTerminal -e ; winget install --id=Amazon.AWSCLI -e ; winget install --id=CPUID.CPU-Z -e ; winget install --id=Cryptomator.Cryptomator -e ; winget install --id=hiyohiyo.CrystalDiskInfo -e ; winget install --id=Git.Git -e ; winget install --id=plex.plexmediaplayer -e ; winget install --id=Microsoft.PowerToys -e ; winget install --id=SlackTechnologies.Slack -e ; winget install --id=Microsoft.Skype -e ; winget install --id=Valve.Steam -e ; winget install --id=Spotify.Spotify -e ; winget install --id=Microsoft.Teams -e ; winget install --id=Ubisoft.Uplay -e ; winget install --id=Microsoft.VisualStudioCode -e ; winget install --id=RARLab.WinRAR -e ; winget install --id=WiresharkFoundation.Wireshark -e

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Function Install-Scoop {

	New-ItemProperty -path "HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment" ` 
					 -propertyType ExpandString `
					 -name "SCOOP_GLOBAL" `
					 -value "${ENV:PROGRAMDATA}\scoop"

	Invoke-WebRequest 'https://get.scoop.sh' | Invoke-Expression

	'scoop install Git-with-OpenSSH Sudo Which --global' | Set-Content -path temp_script.ps1

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git_protocol: ssh
aliases:
    personal: '!cp ~/.config/gh/hosts.yml.personal ~/.config/gh/hosts.yml && gh auth status'
    work: '!cp ~/.config/gh/hosts.yml.work ~/.config/gh/hosts.yml && gh auth status'

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Unix-like

$> export CC="zig cc $@"
$> export CXX="zig c++ $@"
...
# your build system
$> cmake or meson - commands

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Squeezebox API
--------------
This document outlines the JSON RPC interface with a squeezeserver to control and obtain information about squeezeboxes.

JSON : JavaScript Object Notation
RPC : Remote Procedure Call

Uses POST requests sent to:
http://<squeezeserver_address>:9000/jsonrpc.js

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youtube-dl -x --continue --add-metadata --embed-thumbnail --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 0 --metadata-from-title="%(artist)s - %(title)s" --prefer-ffmpeg -o "%(title)s.%(ext)s"  $1