chsxf

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chsxf

In 2021, Steam MAUs were 132 millions. I took the guess it would be about 160 millions in 2024. Then I used the Steam Hardware survey to evaluate how many GPU units were out there based on the percentage of each model. I tried to look for exact sales number for GPUs but never found them. That's the closest estimation I can think of in the gaming segment.

chsxf

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chsxf

Purpose

This script is useful when you have multiple SSH keys on your system, eventually having several SSH keys tied to different accounts for the same domain.

It makes use of the core.sshCommand git configuration directive to assign a specific SSH key to a repository.

Requirements

The script will look for SSH keys in ~/.ssh

chsxf

Purpose

This script is useful when you have multiple SSH keys on your system, eventually having several SSH keys tied to different accounts for the same domain.

It makes use of the core.sshCommand git configuration directive to update recursively submodules of a repository.

Requirements

You'll need bash and git installed on your system.

chsxf

Purpose

This script is useful when you have multiple SSH keys on your system, eventually having several SSH keys tied to different accounts for the same domain.

It makes use of the core.sshCommand git configuration directive to assign a specific SSH key to a repository.

Requirements

The script will look for SSH keys in ~/.ssh

chsxf

Purpose

This script is useful when you have multiple SSH keys on your system, eventually having several SSH keys tied to different accounts for the same domain.

It makes use of the core.sshCommand git configuration directive to assign a specific SSH key to a repository.

Requirements

The script will look for SSH keys in ~/.ssh

chsxf

Purpose

This script allows you to add all SSH keys from your ~/.ssh folder to the SSH agent at once. It is especially useful when you have several accounts tied to the SSH for the same domain.

Requirements

The script will look for SSH keys in ~/.ssh

You'll also need bash and ssh-add (from OpenSSH or equivalent) installed on your system.

chsxf

enum Keycode: UInt16 {
	// Layout-independent Keys
	// eg.These key codes are always the same key on all layouts.
	case returnKey                  = 0x24
	case tab                        = 0x30
	case space                      = 0x31
	case delete                     = 0x33
	case escape                     = 0x35
	case command                    = 0x37
	case shift                      = 0x38