no-tone no-tone

## sketch_simonsays.ino
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Simon Says - Arduino
// LEDs + Buzzer + 1 Button Input
/////////////////////////////////////////////////

#define LEDS 6

int leds[] = {13,12,11,10,9,8};
int btn = 2;
int buz = 4;

## ente_json_to_exif.py
"""ente_json_to_exif.py

Prereqs
    - Python 3.9+
    - ExifTool installed and on PATH
            macOS (Homebrew):  brew install exiftool
    - Python dependency:
            pip install tqdm

Usage

## battery_monitor.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Setup Instructions:
# After creating this script, run the following commands:
# 1. Change ownership to your user (if needed):
#    sudo chown tn:tn ~/self/battery_monitor.sh
# 2. Make the script executable:
#    chmod +x ~/self/battery_monitor.sh
# 3. Edit crontab to schedule the script:
#    crontab -e

## reset_cursor_id_unix.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Make the script executable: chmod +x reset_cursor_id_unix.sh
# Run the script: ./reset_cursor_id_unix.sh

# Display the important message on the terminal
echo "========================================="
echo "IMPORTANT: Please read the README carefully before running the script for the best results."
echo "========================================="

## cmdline.lua
-- Folder: nvim_backup/lua/custom/cmdline.lua

local cmp = require("cmp")

-- Command-line completion for :
cmp.setup.cmdline(":", {
  mapping = cmp.mapping.preset.cmdline(),
  sources = {
    { name = "cmdline" }, -- provides command completions
  },

## PCF8591.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
#------------------------------------------------------
#
#		This is a program for PCF8591 Module.
#
#		Warnng! The Analog input MUST NOT be over 3.3V!
#
#		In this script, we use a poteniometer for analog
#   input, and a LED on AO for analog output.
#
	/////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Simon Says - Arduino
	// LEDs + Buzzer + 1 Button Input
	/////////////////////////////////////////////////

	#define LEDS 6

	int leds[] = {13,12,11,10,9,8};
	int btn = 2;
	int buz = 4;
	"""ente_json_to_exif.py

	Prereqs
	- Python 3.9+
	- ExifTool installed and on PATH
	macOS (Homebrew): brew install exiftool
	- Python dependency:
	pip install tqdm

	Usage
	#!/bin/bash

	# Setup Instructions:
	# After creating this script, run the following commands:
	# 1. Change ownership to your user (if needed):
	# sudo chown tn:tn ~/self/battery_monitor.sh
	# 2. Make the script executable:
	# chmod +x ~/self/battery_monitor.sh
	# 3. Edit crontab to schedule the script:
	# crontab -e
	#!/bin/bash

	# Make the script executable: chmod +x reset_cursor_id_unix.sh
	# Run the script: ./reset_cursor_id_unix.sh

	# Display the important message on the terminal
	echo "========================================="
	echo "IMPORTANT: Please read the README carefully before running the script for the best results."
	echo "========================================="
	-- Folder: nvim_backup/lua/custom/cmdline.lua

	local cmp = require("cmp")

	-- Command-line completion for :
	cmp.setup.cmdline(":", {
	mapping = cmp.mapping.preset.cmdline(),
	sources = {
	{ name = "cmdline" }, -- provides command completions
	},
	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	#------------------------------------------------------
	#
	# This is a program for PCF8591 Module.
	#
	# Warnng! The Analog input MUST NOT be over 3.3V!
	#
	# In this script, we use a poteniometer for analog
	# input, and a LED on AO for analog output.
	#