Christian Ferrier xioustic

chocolatey/choco#112

Fix checksum errors either by ignoring them or installing latest chocolatey first and foremost, then supply our own checksums if they're not available.

Tests taken from speedtest.net and pingtest.net. Chrome on wireless laptop. Location near South Mountain Community Library.

CenturyLink (C1100Z Modem)

$34.95 Deal (40 Mbps)

SpeedPing 23ms
Down 11.92
Up 4.86
Grade B*
Ping 35ms
Jitter 5ms

What is This

I wanted to pipe ffmpeg output to VLC on Windows which took a little while to figure out. ffmpeg cannot detect what format to use when piping, so I went through some obvious options but it was unclear what was best. So I wrote an extremely naive benchmarking script that would run a common stream for two minutes and then take the CPU/Memory usage data from tasklist /v before killing the two processes.

System Info

system

Proc: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz  3.39GHz

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am xioustic on github.
I am xioustic (https://keybase.io/xioustic) on keybase.
I have a public key ASBdkzgaeGYJyIthtHJ6u6kQ4Bbwo6aYonOQHAJAIdwy7Qo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	/* wsHook.js
	* https://github.com/skepticfx/wshook
	* Reference: http://www.w3.org/TR/2011/WD-websockets-20110419/#websocket
	*/

	var wsHook = {};
	(function() {
	// Mutable MessageEvent.
	// Subclasses MessageEvent and makes data, origin and other MessageEvent properites mutatble.
	function MutableMessageEvent(o) {

	qsaArr = (el, query) => Array.prototype.slice.call(el.querySelectorAll(query))
	qsArr = (el, query) => Array.prototype.slice.call(el.querySelector(query))

	var results = qsaArr(document, '#main-content > #searchResult > tbody > tr');
	var resultsJson = results.map((r) => {
	let obj = {}
	obj.el = r
	obj.name = r.querySelector('.detName').textContent.trim()
	obj.category = r.querySelector('.vertTh').textContent.trim()
	obj.magnet = qsaArr(r, 'td > a').map(e => e.href)[0]

	// hello
	// i need to do taxes and i have to log my mileage retroactively
	// my accountant said google timeline is fine
	// google timeline is slow to iterate through by hand
	// it's also slow to log by hand
	// this script handles enough that i can put it in a csv file and work on it from there

	var STOP_DATE = '2017-01-01'
	var DEBUG = false

	# gets the line number in this script of the "PAYLOAD:" line
	echoPayloadLinenum() {
	echo $(grep --text --line-number '^PAYLOAD:$' $0 \| cut -d ':' -f 1)
	}

	# prints only the payload
	echoPayload() {
	local payload_linenum=$(echoPayloadLinenum)
	local crypted_linenum=$((payload_linenum + 1))

	REM Place this somewhere on your PATH
	@echo off
	"C:\PATH\TO\Sublime Text\sublime_text.exe" %*