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xrandr --newmode "nano-full"  245.75  2160 2312 2544 2928  1350 1353 1359 1400 -hsync +vsync

xrandr --addmode Virtual1 "nano-full"

xrandr --output Virtual1 --mode "nano-full"

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Once upon a time, there was a little toy bear who was feeling bored and restless. He had been sitting on the shelf for days with nothing to do, and he longed for some excitement. One day, he decided to take matters into his own hands and find something fun to do.

The little toy bear thought long and hard about what he could do to have some fun. He considered going for a walk or reading a book, but those activities didn't seem exciting enough. Finally, he came up with a brilliant idea: he would dig a giant hole! With his little paws and determination, he dug and dug until the hole was big enough to fit his entire body.

Feeling very pleased with himself, the little toy bear wanted to make his hole even more exciting. So he went to the store and bought some cool fish and aquatic plants. He carefully placed them in the hole and waited patiently for them to settle in. When the fish and plants were happy and comfortable, the little toy bear jumped into the water and swam around with his new friends.

From that da

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#/bin/sh

# quick hack to automate local user bleeding-edge chromium build installs

# how do you like to call this program? (chrome-linux, chrome, chromium, google-chrome?)
APPNAME="chromium"
# get the latest build number (JSON)
VERSION=$(wget -qO- http://build.chromium.org/f/chromium/snapshots/Linux/LATEST)
# get some extra metadata to display on the command line
LOGURL="http://build.chromium.org/f/chromium/snapshots/Linux/"$VERSION"/REVISIONS"

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M35.167,33.025c-5.388,0.496-10.979,0.139-16.232-1.126c-4.052-0.976-7.994-2.891-10.237-6.536
c-2.483-4.035-1.031-8.467,3.36-9.978c7.354-2.53,17.166,1.789,20.857,8.354c5.541,9.853-4.753,21.687-13.725,24.564
c-5.382,1.726-10.103-0.546-12.206-5.735c-2.619-6.461,0.908-13.397,5.104-18.216c7.892-9.063,24.986-14.604,33.271-3
c2.233,3.127,4.928,11.066,1.11,13.875C42.704,38,36.226,35.374,34.729,31.303c-1.923-5.23,3.748-8.361,7.856-9.25
c4.844-1.047,10.296,0.096,14.442,2.712c3.026,1.909,6.65,10.83,0.74,7.442c-5.502-3.154-3.688-8.892,1.102-11.599
c4.902-2.771,11.429-0.707,15.532,2.524c1.626,1.281,3.065,3.104,3.181,5.235c0.139,2.552-3.605,4.172-5.587,3.117
c-3.318-1.766-1.048-6.672,0.798-8.453c4.353-4.196,13.177-3.378,18.171-1.085c3.453,1.586,6.361,5.935,3.3,9.26
c-2.777,3.016-10.857,1.957-9.917-3.135c0.877-4.752,7.26-6.804,11.219-7.647c6.676-1.421,13.839,0.123,19.176,4.371
c3.048,2.426,6.593,7.492,3.567,11.206c-3.146,3.861-9.37,2.538-11.514-1.416c-5.057-9.327,4.522-19.215,12.87-21.259
c12.708-3.111,25.905,2.59,26.994,16.

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import serial.tools.list_ports
from pprint import pprint

ports = serial.tools.list_ports.comports()

print("\n" * 2)

for port in ports:
	pprint(vars(port))
	print("-----------------------------------")

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#define ALICEBLUE 0xF7DF
#define ANTIQUEWHITE 0xFF5A
#define AQUA 0x07FF
#define AQUAMARINE 0x7FFA
#define AZURE 0xF7FF
#define BEIGE 0xF7BB
#define BISQUE 0xFF38
#define BLACK 0x0000
#define BLANCHEDALMOND 0xFF59
#define BLUE 0x001F

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powershell "taskkill /IM notepad.exe /F"

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# clears your windows print queue without rebooting.
net stop "print spooler"
for %%A in (%windir%\system32\spool\printers\*.*) do del %%A
net start "print spooler"

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á = Alt + 0225
é = Alt + 0233
í = Alt + 0237
ó = Alt + 0243
ú = Alt + 0250
ñ = Alt + 0241
ü = Alt + 0252
¡ = Alt + 0161
¿ = Alt + 0191

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