gitlab.com
But their servers were really slow last time I used them.

come on ppl

savannah.gnu.org
savannah.nongnu.org
notabug.org
repo.or.cz
puscza.gnu.org.ua
git.psii2pdloxelodts.onion which is on i2p.rocks which means they have i2p domain.

>>30
Hey thanks, keep the info and suggestions coming!

DATELOOP
dateloop.sh
DATELOOP: a terminal clock with positioning for use in tmux.

USAGE: dateloop --option --option
dateloop --help # print usage information
dateloop --version # print version information
dateloop # standard left justified clock
dateloop --right # right justified clock
dateloop --mid # center justified clock
dateloop --left # standard left justified clock
dateloop --update 2 # time update is 2 seconds
dateloop --buffer 5 # Line buffer is 5 lines
dateloop --update 2 --buffer 5 --mid # place in middle 2 seconds 5 lines

uses the date command to make a terminal clock. I use this in tmux to put a clock in the middle of the top of the screen by making a window with CNRTL+b ; : ; split-window -l 60 , then I call

I'll start working on reorganizing endstream.sh for livestream news channel by state group sometime after July 10 2018. After that I should have winstream.bat ported to the latest channels from endstream sometime before August. After that I'll be getting ready for back to school in September. I'll work on the BSD ports sometime in September when I transition my online task computer to my OpenBSD station. I'll keep my parabola station online just for watching TV.

Telegram channels fetching in your browser, as iframes.

Without JS:
[code]
CH="gayasylum" FROM=170 TO=199 (echo "data:text/html;base64,"; (for i in

seq FROM $TO

; do echo "<iframe src=\"{i}?embed=1\"></iframe>";">http://t.me{CH}/${i}?embed=1\"></iframe>"; done)|base64)|xclip
[/code]
Change the ch, from and to bits, run this and paste your X11 primary selection into your browser. Don

t do big (> 100) ranges, you may get hiccups. Well, you *will* get them anyway, but t.me won

t give out htmls as requested on many simultaneous attempts.

With JS:
[code]
(echo "data:text/html;base64,";(echo '<script>(function(){var max = 500; var i = 1; var timer = setInterval(function(){if (i <= max) {var el = document.createElement("iframe"); el.src=("http://t.me/gayasylum/" + i + "?embed=1"); document.body.appendChild(el); i += 1;} else {clearInterval(timer);}}, 500);}());</script>' | base64))|xclip
[/code]

Your points of interest are values of max, i and the /gayasulum/ thing. And a timer value, the second 500.

>>31
Oops, we need [code] tags enabled in here.
Everything garbled up.

Yeah, can you make a more updated pdfclean.sh?

>>23

Sure. Got any suggestions? What features need to be added? Any new cleaning methods that I should be aware of ? If you have some ideas, please share.

I'll take another look at this product and see if I can implement some of the non-working features. However, I'm busy with real world stuff for the rest of June, so it might be a while.

I've updated the instructions to grab origami from

https://github.com/gdelugre/origami

I'm going to add in pdf2pdfa in the workflow. I'll tack this on after ghost script reconstructs the file.

######################################################
pdf2pdfa [<PDF-file>] [-o <output-file>]
Enforces a document to be rendered as PDF/A.
This will disable multimedia features and JavaScript execution in Adobe Reader.
Bug reports or feature requests at: http://github.com/gdelugre/origami

Options:
-o, --output FILE Output PDF file (stdout by default)
-h, --help Show this message
##########################################################

# STEP 4) DOWNLOAD origami git
# $ cd ~/git
# $ torsocks -i git clone https://github.com/gdelugre/origami.git
# $ cd ~/bin
# $ mkdir -p ~/bin/config
# $ cp ~/git/origami/bin/config/pdfcop.conf.yml ~/bin/config/
# $ ln -s ~/git/origami/bin/pdfcop pdfcop
# $ ln -s ~/git/origami/bin/pdfmetadata pdfmetadata
# $ ln -s ~/git/origami/bin/pdf2pdfa pdf2pdfa


This works now. I'll update the files in a bit.

I still haven't retested mat or worked with veraPDF yet. Any other suggestions for workflow or features would be of great assistance. Post below or in the Endware thread on >>>/os/ .Thanks.

>>26

I have made some changes, and updated the files in their repositories. If you have any ideas for new cleaning methods, or new products, make a request here or in the Endware thread. I'm busy until mid July with some real stuff, but if it catches my interest I might work on stuff and turn it around in a day or two.

My next planned project is to port the channels from endstream.sh into winstream.bat. Once I have a the winstream.bat port up to scratch, then next thing will be to reorder the livestream channels by grouping channels by state. I might regroup the livestream channels before I do the winstream port just to make my life easier, but that's like a 20 hour job, I'll do it over a couple of days when I feel like it. Then I'm done with that product for a while, I might only update it once every month after that point, just to fix or repair and remove channels.

After that, then I'm migrating my day to day operations onto OpenBSD, at that point the OpenBSD ports will start picking up. They're behind because I only jump on my Sun machine when I have to be sensitive online, which is rare these days. Most of the time I'm online on my Parabola/GNU/Linux/Systemd/Intel/ME/NSA/CIA box flipping channels on Endstream, which is why it gets worked on more than my other products. My sun machine is too slow to stream video, its like 5 fps with jitter and freezing with mpv streaming the lowest quality bit rate from youtube. I hate computers.