removed 'settings' header from org files

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#+TITLE: MUD #+TITLE: MUD
#+SETUPFILE: ../settings.org
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#+TITLE: Using fish encryption with IRC #+TITLE: Using fish encryption with IRC
#+SETUPFILE: ../settings.org
* Fish Irssi for chads * Fish Irssi for chads

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#+TITLE: Anarchy Planet Dox #+TITLE: Anarchy Planet Dox
#+SETUPFILE: ../settings.org
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
** [[file:irc-how-to.html][Anarchy Planet IRC HowTo]] ** [[file:irc-how-to.html][Anarchy Planet IRC HowTo]]
** [[./projex.html][Projex]] ** [[./projex.html][Projex]]
** [[./MUD.html][AP MUD]] ** [[./MUD.html][AP MUD]]

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#+TITLE: Anarchy Planet IRC How To #+TITLE: Anarchy Planet IRC How To
#+SETUPFILE: ../settings.org
Welcome to the Anarchy Planet IRC! Welcome to the Anarchy Planet IRC!

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#+TITLE: Connect to IRC with Tor #+TITLE: Connect to IRC with Tor
#+SETUPFILE: ../settings.org
* Debian * Debian

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#+TITLE: Novatore the bot how-to #+TITLE: Novatore the bot how-to
#+SETUPFILE: ../settings.org
* Getting started * Getting started
1. Register with novatore: 1. Register with novatore:

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#+TITLE: Projex #+TITLE: Projex
#+SETUPFILE: ../settings.org
Tutorials on how to accomplish small tech-related tasks. The purpose is to prototype a process of how to collaborate with strangers over the internet on mutual interests and with a trajectory toward infosec/osint topics. Tutorials on how to accomplish small tech-related tasks. The purpose is to prototype a process of how to collaborate with strangers over the internet on mutual interests and with a trajectory toward infosec/osint topics.
Feel free to generate your own tutorial topics, with the constraint that the tutorials should be: Feel free to generate your own tutorial topics, with the constraint that the tutorials should be:
1. short. something we can do together start to finish in 1-2 hours. 1. short. something we can do together start to finish in 1-2 hours.

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To stream any audio using darkice to apradio icecast server To stream any audio using darkice to apradio icecast server
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- Create a null audio sink - Create a null audio sink
- Install and configure darkice - Install and configure darkice
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- Start playing your audio - Start playing your audio
- TODO fix stream address - TODO fix stream address
- RTFM - RTFM
- contribute to this dox
Some programs might have their own methods of streaming to Icecast. Some programs might have their own methods of streaming to Icecast.
However, anything you can listen to on your computer you can stream to However, anything you can listen to on your computer you can stream to
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- https://chinmay.audio/blog/streaming-audio - https://chinmay.audio/blog/streaming-audio
- http://www.skyehaven.net/blog/2011/03/14/mumble-icecast/ - http://www.skyehaven.net/blog/2011/03/14/mumble-icecast/
CONTRIBUTE TO THIS DOX
https://irc.anarchyplanet.org/pad/p/stream-to-apradio-icecast

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To stream any audio using darkice to apradio icecast server
- Create a null audio sink
- Install and configure darkice
- Start darkice
- Start playing your audio
- TODO fix stream address
- RTFM
Some programs might have their own methods of streaming to Icecast.
However, anything you can listen to on your computer you can stream to
the apradio Icecast server.
CREATE A NULL AUDIO SINK
Enter pactl load-module module-null-sink sink_name=stream on the command
line to create a virtual output named “stream” which doesnt actually
point at a sound card, but allows other programs to capture that output
before its dumped. Pulseaudio creates a monitor for that output which
you can use as input for another program such as darkice. In this case
it will be called “stream.monitor”. Darkice will be using stream.monitor
as its audio input.
INSTALL AND CONFIGURE DARKICE
The default systemwide darkice.cfg is at /etc/darkice.cfg. You can edit
this but it's better to copy /etc/darkice.cfg somewhere else (e.g.
~/darkice/darkice.cfg) and use different darkice configurations for
different streaming setups.
Configure darkice to send audio from the monitor of the newly-created
output to the apradio icecast server. Most settings can be left as
default.
Only the relevant options in darkice.cfg are shown below. See a complete
example here.
[input]
device = pulseaudio
paSourceName = stream.monitor
[icecast2-0]
format = vorbis
server = radio.anarchyplanet.org
port = 8000
password = [secret password]
mountPoint = source.ogg
START DARKICE
Run darkice -c darkice.cfg from the command line. Darkice should now
show up in the recording tab. Change the audio source for darkice to
Monitor of Null Output.
START PLAYING YOUR AUDIO
This playback device should now show up in the Playback tab of the
PulseAudio control panel. (For example, if you are playing audio in your
browser, a new row should appear in the Playback tab showing your
browser making sound). Change the audio output for your playback device
audio to Null Output.
TODO FIX STREAM ADDRESS
currently it's https://radio.anarchyplanet.org/icecast/stream.ogg
RTFM
- https://chinmay.audio/blog/streaming-audio
- http://www.skyehaven.net/blog/2011/03/14/mumble-icecast/

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example darkice.cfg
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[general]
duration = 0
bufferSecs = 5
reconnect = yes
realtime = yes
rtprio = 3
[input]
device = pulseaudio
sampleRate = 44100
bitsPerSample = 16
channel = 2
paSourceName = stream.monitor
[icecast2-0]
bitrateMode = vbr
format = vorbis
bitrate = 128
server = radio.anarchyplanet.org
port = 8000
password = [secret password]
mountPoint = source.ogg
name = icecast
description = icecast
url = https://radio.anarchyplanet.org
genre = music
public = no
localDumpFile = dump.ogg

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org-example org-example
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- Hierarchies of bullets - Hierarchies of bullets
- they collapse and expand! - they collapse and expand!