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' Visio objects attached to more than one layer will stay visible as long as any layer they are a member of is visible.
' This was undesireable behavior for the drawing I was creating and this is the solution I came up with. Suggestions and
' improvements are welcome as I rarely touch VBA code and prior to last week had only ever used Visio for about 5 minutes :)

' The ToggleLayer sub will toggle the visibility of a named layer in Visio. After updating the layer visibility it
' then calls the UpdateShapes sub to iterate through all objects and show/hide them by setting
' Geometry1.NoShow and Misc.HideText values based on the layer visibility.

Option Explicit

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#!/bin/bash
VERBOSE=false

ec() {
    if $VERBOSE; then echo -en $1; fi
}

for IMAGE in $(docker images | grep -v '^REPOSITORY' | cut -f1 -d' ')
do
    ec "Fetching Docker Hub token...\n"

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Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

Do While True
  objShell.SendKeys("{SCROLLLOCK}")
  WScript.Sleep(100)
  objShell.SendKeys("{SCROLLLOCK}")
  WScript.Sleep(24000)
Loop

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#!/bin/bash
BASE=`date -I`-mariabackup
CONT=mariadb
DEST=/home/matt/_gdrive/mariabackup/
MAGE=365
OWNER=matt:matt
TGZ=$DEST$BASE.tgz

# check if the container is running
if [ "$( docker container inspect -f '{{.State.Running}}' $CONT )" == "true" ]; then

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The current nvidia-driver package in Debian 12 is designed for desktop systems and has dependencies to install Xorg
and other desktop packages. There is no package similar to the nvidia-headless package provided by Ubuntu. These were
the minimal packages (and their dependencies) I had to install to get a Quadro P400 running on a headless Debian 12
box for transcoding use.

install dkms nvidia-kernel-dkms libnvcuvid1 libnvidia-encode1 nvidia-smi linux-headers-amd64 nvidia-driver-bin

rmmod nouveau
modprobe nvidia