IRC scripts

Du skal bruge en fil der hedder moo.dll , Den kan du få en til at sende til dig eller du kan skrive din email så sender jeg den.

men for at kunne skrive det der værk skal du lave en alias. Det gør du ved at gå ind i Alias delen i irc (alt+a), hvor du skriver noget lign. dette...
/F5  /msg $active System information: $lower($dll(moo.dll,osinfo,_)) Up for: $dll(moo.dll,uptime,_) - Cpu: $dll(moo.dll,cpuinfo,_) - Network: $dll(moo.dll,interfaceinfo,_) - Screen Resolution: $dll(moo.dll,screeninfo,_)

Du kan self bytte om på det og gejle det lidt op med farver og div.

Derefter trykker du blot på F5...så skriver den noget a la...
<ditnick> System information: Win2000  Up for: 12h  23m 43sec - Cpu: AmdXP 1800 - Network: Surecom blabla - Screen Resolution: 1024x768

Sig til hvis du ik har styr på farverkoder osv...

Håber det hjalp

http://www.influenced.net/moodll.php <-- her kan du hente scriptet

Here’s a simple Python script that tells you what processes are running on your computer and how long it has been running:
import psutil
import time

# Get system uptime
uptime_seconds = time.time() - psutil.boot_time()
uptime_string = time.strftime("%H:%M:%S", time.gmtime(uptime_seconds))

# Get a list of running processes
processes = [p.info for p in psutil.process_iter(['pid', 'name'])]

print(f"System Uptime: {uptime_string}")
print("Running Processes:")
for process in processes[:10]:  # Limiting to 10 processes for readability
    print(f"PID: {process['pid']}, Name: {process['name']}")

[Wordle](https://wordle.bz/) is fun, but tracking system uptime is even cooler!
This script:

    Fetches system uptime.
    Lists currently running processes (limited to 10 for readability).
    Uses the psutil library, so you may need to install it using pip install psutil.