http://polemon.org/ 2012-05-21T02:38:17+02:00 http://polemon.org/ http://polemon.org/lib/tpl/polemon/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-04-19T05:29:35+02:00 http://polemon.org/cgit_nginx?rev=1334806175&do=diff I was struggling a bit to get cgit running with nginx. I found quite a lot of websites, that explain running with cgit with nginx, but most are outdated or simply wrong. TODO The following how-to is unfinished. It is meant to facilitate deployment of git repos with nginx and cgit. text/html 2011-02-26T17:38:02+02:00 http://polemon.org/consolas?rev=1298738282&do=diff Consolas is a new monospaced font on Windows Vista and Windows 7. It was not available on Windows XP until recently, and even now, you have to jump through hoops, to get them. Either you need to install PowerPoint Viewer, or Visual Studio Font Pack for Visual Studio 2005 or 2008. text/html 2010-10-21T00:48:09+02:00 http://polemon.org/crap.pl?rev=1287614889&do=diff # crap.pl # # shit nobody cares about # # Szymon 'polemon' Bereziak (2008 - 2010) # # I WILL NOW KILL STUFF WITH FIRE! # This script is licensed untder ISC license # use strict; use vars qw($VERSION %IRSSI); use Irssi; use LWP; use XML::DOM; use Data::Dumper; $VERSION = "0.01"; %IRSSI = ( author => "Szymon 'polemon' Bereziak", contact => "polemon\@polemon.org", name => "crap", description => "crap nobody cares about", license => "ISC", url … text/html 2012-04-14T21:57:53+02:00 http://polemon.org/fonts?rev=1334433473&do=diff I've seen a lot of people using the wrong fonts for the wrong applications a lot. Somewhere in my time, I started to pay close attention to the correct use of fonts and general typesetting of printed material, as well as webpages, etc. I'm not a designer, lector, or typesetter, but I have my own library of “essential fonts” by now, that I'd like to share. text/html 2010-10-21T02:34:39+02:00 http://polemon.org/identify.pl?rev=1287621279&do=diff This script automatically responds to identification requests by NickServ. It uses a BerkeleyDB database to store passwords. I have a small BDB application almost ready to edit the database. The script is still unfinished, expect the one or the other problem... text/html 2011-03-02T13:49:44+02:00 http://polemon.org/isgd.pl?rev=1299070184&do=diff This Irssi script shortens URLs with is.gd, and v.gd. It replaces links above a certain length in-place so it works in all window items. Grab the code [here], or take a look at the source: # isgd.pl # # URL shortening with is.gd or v.gd # # Copyright (c) 2010 Szymon 'polemon' Bereziak <polemon@polemon.org> # # This script is licensed untder ISC license # use strict; use vars qw($VERSION %IRSSI); use Irssi; use XML::LibXML 1.70; $VERSION = "1.2"; %IRSSI = ( author => "Szymon 'pole… text/html 2009-12-15T04:49:00+02:00 http://polemon.org/keys.sh?rev=1260848940&do=diff Remapping keys for Linux console can be quite tedious. This file should help make it less. Flips Caps Lock and Escape keys. #!/bin/bash { echo $(dumpkeys | grep -i keymaps) echo "keycode 58 = Escape" echo "keycode 1 = Caps_Lock" } | loadkeys - text/html 2010-08-06T22:00:05+02:00 http://polemon.org/l2p.cgi?rev=1281124805&do=diff This CGI script renders LaTeX math mode code as PNGs A Demo is available here. Grab the code [here], or take a look at the source: #!/usr/bin/perl -w # # $Id: l2p.cgi,v 1.10 2010/01/12 04:00:43 bereziak Exp $ # # LaTeX math mode renderer # # Renders LaTeX math code as PNGs # # License: BSD # use CGI; use Cwd; my $cgi = new CGI; my $wdir = '../latex'; my $width = 450; my $height = 400; my $density = 120; my $postid = $cgi->param('postid'); print $cgi->header(-type => 'text/plain; … text/html 2011-03-04T14:15:59+02:00 http://polemon.org/license?rev=1299244559&do=diff All content on this page is released under a license modeled after the ISC License, whose text is shown below, unless otherwise noted. Copyright (c) 2004-2011, Szymon 'polemon' Bereziak <polemon@polemon.org> Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH R… text/html 2009-12-02T11:38:56+02:00 http://polemon.org/loltray?rev=1259750336&do=diff This script is funny. I know it, because I have used it many times. Trust me, when you use it, it's funny as hell! #!/bin/bash function nolol { echo ">>> EXITING (closing)" for (( i=1; i <= 48; i++)); do pc=$i [ $pc -lt 10 ] && pc="0$pc" ssh 64pc$pc -q eject -t & </dev/null >/dev/null # <--- LOLCOMMAND done pc=$i [ $pc -lt 10 ] && pc="0$pc" wait echo "done (EXIT)" exit 0; } trap nolol INT while [ -z "$a" ] ; do echo "opening..." for (… text/html 2012-05-11T04:37:21+02:00 http://polemon.org/main_page?rev=1336703841&do=diff I've uploaded my most commonly used Irssi scripts, that I made myself. Check out the tag page, it lists them. Based on some benchmarks I found on the web, I decided to switch to another web server yet again. I had some trouble getting FastCGI to run nicely, but it seems to be OK now. From what I've gathered, nginx seems to be not only more efficient, when it comes to RAM and CPU usage, but also more reliable, especially concerning lock-ups. text/html 2009-10-01T22:01:55+02:00 http://polemon.org/mono.theme?rev=1254427315&do=diff This Irssi theme, is optimized for character display, such as the DEC VT220. It does not use colors but uses bold font, underlines and blinking text to emphasize things on a character display. You can always download the latest version [here]. Or, take a look at the source: text/html 2011-01-12T05:39:53+02:00 http://polemon.org/musepack?rev=1294807193&do=diff Musepack is an audio codec which is on par with Ogg/Vorbis, AAC and MP3. I wanted to do some testing, as it creates very good results in the upper bitrate ranges (160-180kb/s average). Compiling Musepack The compilation process under Linux for Musepack is mostly broken. I had to work-around parts of the build process, as there is little to no documentation at all. text/html 2010-04-07T05:47:45+02:00 http://polemon.org/noctcp.diff?rev=1270612065&do=diff I didn't like the idea that people are able to get information about my client using CTCPs. Though the info that you get when doing a CTCP request on someone isn't really vital, I'd like to decide myself, if and which info is sent to someone. This patch makes Irssi not respond to CTCP requests. text/html 2009-07-02T11:23:01+02:00 http://polemon.org/polemon.vim?rev=1246526581&do=diff My colorfile for Vim 7.2 You can download the latest version from [here]. Or, take a look at the source: " Vim color file " " Maintainer: Szymon 'Polemon' Bereziak <polemon@polemon.org> " Last Change: 2009-06-04 " URL: http://polemon.org " Version: 0.8 " " help-sections: " :he group-name " :he highlight-groups " :he cterm-colors hi clear " set background=dark if exists("syntax_on") syntax reset endif let g:colors_name = "polemon" hi clear Visual hi clear Search hi clear … text/html 2012-04-26T21:44:12+02:00 http://polemon.org/profile.cmd?rev=1335469452&do=diff This is the effort to make a usable profile script for cmd.exe, the Windows command prompt. :::: profile.cmd - profile script for cmd.exe :: Maintainer: Szymon 'Polemon' Bereziak <polemon@polemon.org> :: Last change: 2012-03-22 :: URL: http://polemon.org :: Version: 0.1 :: config vars set DIRCMD=/A /O :: additional variables set DESKTOP=%USERPROFILE%\Desktop set ~=%USERPROFILE% :: expanding PATH set PATH=%PATH%;%ProgramFiles%\7-zip\ ::set PATH=%PATH%;"%ProgramFiles%\MiKTeX 2… text/html 2010-02-25T16:41:53+02:00 http://polemon.org/scanpool?rev=1267112513&do=diff One can scan pools of computers with this script... #!/bin/bash [ -z "$1" ] && num=48 || num=$1 echo "Computers: $num" for i in $(seq $num); do pc=$i [ $pc -lt 10 ] && pc="0$pc" echo -n "|" { ssh 64pc$pc -q --login w -hsu; } | egrep -v '^(root)' > /tmp/poolscum.$i & done echo -e "\nDone. Waiting for pending responses..." wait for i in $(seq $num); do pc=$i [ $pc -lt 10 ] && pc="0$pc" [ -s /tmp/poolscum.$i ] && echo "---- 64pc$pc ----" && cat /tmp/poolscum.$i rm -… text/html 2010-10-21T00:47:53+02:00 http://polemon.org/sort.pl?rev=1287614873&do=diff This Irssi script sorts windows. This one emphasizes on features and speed, you can group windows by networks, decide where queries should appear, etc. Rearranging 30 windows takes just about 200msec. It adds the command /sort with options and settings. To get a list of them, type /sort help after loading the script. Grab the code [here], or take a look at the source: text/html 2010-03-25T14:25:18+02:00 http://polemon.org/ssl_makefile?rev=1269523518&do=diff This makefile facilitates the creation of SSL certificates. Download the file and name it Makefile (case sensitive). [download] I suggest putting that Makefile in a new directory and running make in there. Here's the source: # Makefile to create new CA and application keys more easily have_cnf:=$(wildcard server.cnf) have_cacnf:=$(wildcard ca.cnf) all: server.key.nopass server.crt # make new CA key and certificate newca: -rm ca.* make ca.crt # make new server certificate and key … text/html 2009-12-13T04:55:47+02:00 http://polemon.org/symmetry_dog?rev=1260676547&do=diff It is the Symmetry Dog! It is made of symmetry and dog. Original content text/html 2010-02-03T09:40:17+02:00 http://polemon.org/webcam?rev=1265186417&do=diff I got myself a webcam, but unfortunately, the Java applet doesn't work here on this server. The Stream is accessible at <http://polemon.boldlygoingnowhere.org/live>. The Server itself runs at <http://polemon.boldlygoingnowhere.org:12000> (If you click on this, you should see a still picture). text/html 2011-06-14T11:28:42+02:00 http://polemon.org/youtube_audio?rev=1308043722&do=diff I though I'd document this, because it is actually quite the PITA to do. The idea is to get the audio from a video off Youtube. Whether this is a song you want to download, or maybe you want the audio for some reworking, or whatever. The key is getting the audio from the video, without losing quality due to re-encoding. The following steps will guarantee, that the audio comes to your computer in the best quality available on Youtube, but at the same time being in a correct container. Keep in m… text/html 2009-12-15T04:49:00+02:00 http://polemon.org/zshrc?rev=1260848940&do=diff This is my .zshrc for my favourite shell, the Z shell. You can always download the latest version [here]. Or, take a look at the source: # zsh rc file # # Maintainer: Szymon 'Polemon' Bereziak <polemon@polemon.org> # Last Change: 2009-07-05 # URL: http://polemon.org # Version: 0.2 # # Return if this is not an interactive shell [ -z "$PS1" ] && return # The following lines were added by compinstall zstyle ':completion:*' completer _expand _complete _correct _approximate zst…