| #!/usr/bin/env python | |
| # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | |
| # | |
| # System: macOS 12+ | |
| # Version: TeamViewer v15.x.x | |
| # Python: 3.x.x | |
| # Command: sudo python3 TeamViewer-15-id-changer.py | |
| # | |
| import os |
| #!/usr/bin/env python | |
| # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | |
| import os | |
| import platform | |
| import random | |
| import re | |
| import string | |
| import sys |
| /* https://go.tacodewolff.nl/minify */ | |
| enScroll=!1,enFdl=!1,extCurrent=void 0,filename=void 0,targetText=void 0,splitOrigin=void 0;const lStor=localStorage,sStor=sessionStorage,doc=document,docEl=document.documentElement,docBody=document.body,docLoc=document.location,w=window,s=screen,nav=navigator||{},extensions=["pdf","xls","xlsx","doc","docx","txt","rtf","csv","exe","key","pps","ppt","pptx","7z","pkg","rar","gz","zip","avi","mov","mp4","mpe","mpeg","wmv","mid","midi","mp3","wav","wma"];function a(e,t,n,o){const j="G-XXXXXXXXXX",r=()=>Math.floor(Math.random()*1e9)+1,c=()=>Math.floor(Date.now()/1e3),F=()=>(sStor._p||(sStor._p=r()),sStor._p),E=()=>r()+"."+c(),_=()=>(lStor.cid_v4||(lStor.cid_v4=E()),lStor.cid_v4),m=lStor.getItem("cid_v4"),v=()=>m?void 0:enScroll==!0?void 0:"1",p=()=>(sStor.sid||(sStor.sid=c()),sStor.sid),O=()=>{if(!sStor._ss)return sStor._ss="1",sStor._ss;if(sStor.getItem("_ss")=="1")return void 0},a="1",g=()=>{if(sStor.sct)if(enScroll==!0)return sStor.sct;else x=+sStor.getItem("sct")+ +a,sSto |
| Dir | Rename-Item –NewName { $_.name –replace “ “,”_” } |
| Private Sub FieldName_LostFocus() | |
| If Not IsNull(FieldName) Then | |
| With FieldName | |
| .SetFocus | |
| .SelStart = 0 | |
| .SelLength = Len(FieldName) | |
| End With | |
| DoCmd.SetWarnings False | |
| RunCommand acCmdSpelling |
Forked from kapilhp/linux_on_c100pa.md with my modifications as commentes on the main Gist.
An account of how to create a USB disk that will boot a Linux 4.19 kernel (based off Chrome OS' most recent working kernel) on an Asus C100PA with a Debian ("buster") root file system. This may also work on other veyron-* devices.
In this first step we will create a Chrome OS GPT partition table on USB drive that looks like this:
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