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How pass decryption password to weechat using expect |
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send -- "$env(WEECHATPASS)\r" |
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Thinking about browser sync stuff |
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Ideally there would be some good layering, then again a lot of stuff I'm interested in would require deep integration (like peer-to-peer) |
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Though to be fair, probably most of the functionality could be a browser extension. |
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Anyways, was trying to get tabs to squeeze but I think I'm just going to close a bunch of tabs. Would be nice to have my music player standalone app |
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Now that I'm thinking about it, it's kinda nice that a password is something I can know and then use from any client. Maybe there's a way to say "if I have my local password store setup, I can access the server" which I guess uses gpg as its cryptography backend. |
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Latest revision as of 13:34, 6 September 2023
How pass decryption password to weechat using expect
$ env WEECHATPASS=(pass weechat) expect -c ' spawn weechat expect "=> " send -- "$env(WEECHATPASS)\r" interact'
Thinking about browser sync stuff
Ideally there would be some good layering, then again a lot of stuff I'm interested in would require deep integration (like peer-to-peer)
Though to be fair, probably most of the functionality could be a browser extension.
Anyways, was trying to get tabs to squeeze but I think I'm just going to close a bunch of tabs. Would be nice to have my music player standalone app
Now that I'm thinking about it, it's kinda nice that a password is something I can know and then use from any client. Maybe there's a way to say "if I have my local password store setup, I can access the server" which I guess uses gpg as its cryptography backend.