submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by to c/minecraft@lemmy.world
 

The original script was made in 2020 by stnby and was not touched since (you can find link to article about it from the author in my repo). It was extremely simple with 109 lines of code, but required manual use of commands for 6 download stages. Nonetheless it was very useful to me in my highschool days and so i was using it with crude wrapper scripts.

Recently though i made a fork of it, simplifying it's usage and extending it. Now it's as simple as calling kcraft and choosing the version or calling with version directly e.g. kcraft 1.21.8.

I managed to make it work with optifine, but i don't know how to automate it's installation without gui (similar case for forge).

It's best use case is to very quickly play vanilla minecraft on new machine ;)

[–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago (1 child)

At temperatures where iron II oxide oxidizes to III state, any iron hydroxide would decompose. Any other impurities but carbon can be washed off.

About chlorine i couldn't even smell any throughout the process.

Nonetheless it works great for thermite.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 year ago

    Using all sources could return over 200 results for one query. This would make it hard to browse without fzf.

    Results would have to get sorted by the script and fields like date are provided in human readable format that would have to be converted with a lot of effort to sort it. Sources have also unique fields.

    Shell script is just bad to make that feature, although torge is extendable enough for you to make a wrapper script that could do it without sorting.

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  • [–] [S] 7 points 1 year ago

    I don't really use qbittorrents, i do everything from terminal so i use transmission with transmission-remote cli, this script gives me the ability to add any torrent in a couple of seconds. Also it can search for books on libgen.

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