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Welcome to STD.ROCKS website

Welcome to #!the dolphins, the website for rock 'n' roll music/(noise) and tux (computing)! Here, I'll be sharing computer tutorials and demos from the last but greatest rock band on planet earth (and possibly in the entire galaxy) since the Jonas Brothers.

I'm just an alien, so there will be some English mistakes. Don't hesitate to contact me (my email, if you're good64 enough to decode it: c2hlYmFuZ3RoZWRvbHBoaW5zQHByb3Rvbm1haWwuY29tCg==), to correct them or just to say hi! 🤗

For a French version of this website, click here 🇫🇷.

Oh yeah, and I like to change my css file every week or so…

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die hard merry christmas with a kiss to John McClane

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save nextinpact back to the future style

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IFS=$'\n'; #Replace <br /> to <br> sed -i 's|<br />|<br>|' *.html for FILE in *html; do #get the line number of the <head> tag LINE_START=$(cat -n $FILE | grep '<head>' | awk '{ print $1 }') #get the line number of the </head> tag LINE_END=$(cat -n $FILE | grep '</head>' | awk '{ print $1 }') #for each line between <head> and </head> for i in $(sed -n ${LINE_START},${LINE_END}p $FILE); do #Replace /> by > in the current line and put result in a RESULT variable RESULT=$(echo "$i" | sed "s|[ ]\?/>|>|") #Edit current file and replace current line by RESULT variable sed -i "s|"$i"|$RESULT|" "$FILE" done #get the line number of the <div id="corps"> tag LINE_START=$(cat -n $FILE | grep '<div id="corps">'| awk '{ print $1 }') #get the line number of the <div class="menu_mobiles_bottom"> tag LINE_END=$(cat -n $FILE | grep '<div class="menu_mobiles_bottom">' | awk '{ print $1 }') #for all lines that contain the term <img between #<div id="corps"> and <div class="menu_mobiles_bottom"> tags for i in $(sed -n ${LINE_START},${LINE_END}p $FILE | grep "<img"); do #Replace /> by > in the current line and put result in a RESULT variable RESULT=$(echo "$i" | sed "s|[ ]\?/>$|>|") #Edit current file and replace current line by RESULT variable sed -i "s+"$i"+$RESULT+" "$FILE" done done

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the Lieuntenant Dan thinking in the new year

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Ghostbuster II | Bill Murray Happy New Year

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George Michael | Flying

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