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import QtQuick 2.12

Rectangle {
  property var toFill: parent          // instantiation site "can" (optionally) override
  property color customColor: 'yellow' // instantiation site "can" (optionally) override
  property int customThickness: 1      // instantiation site "can" (optionally) override

  anchors.fill: toFill
  z: 200
  color: 'transparent'

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distance-selector {
  width: 176px;
}
#jog_distance1, #jog_distance2, #jog_distance3 {
  width: 176px;
  padding-left: 0px;
  padding-bottom: 0px;
  margin-left: 0px;
  margin-bottom: 0px;
}

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services:
  firefox:
    restart: always
    image: selenium/standalone-firefox:104.0
    container_name: selenium_firefox
    shm_size: 2g
    mem_limit: 512m
    mem_reservation: 256m
    cpus: 1
    ports:

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gcode.register_command('TUYA_ON', self.cmd_TUYA_ON, True,
                               desc=self.cmd_TUYA_ON_help)
        gcode.register_command('TUYA_OFF', self.cmd_TUYA_OFF, True,
                               desc=self.cmd_TUYA_OFF_help)
### ...
### ...
cmd_TUYA_ON_help = "Turn on Tuya Smart Plug"
    def cmd_TUYA_ON(self, gcmd):
        try:
            proc = subprocess.Popen(

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import hashlib
import time
import random
import string
import requests as req

salt = "6cqshh5dhw73bzxn20oexa9k516chk7s" # borrowed from https://github.com/thesadru/genshinstats
uid = 12345678  # int
ltoken = "verylargestringtokenxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"  # str
ltuid = "87654321"  # str

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I'll leave my workaround to use with gmail for future reference after testing every suggestion here without success:

• Define SMTP_USER and SMTP_PASS

     SHARELATEX_EMAIL_SMTP_USER=your_email
     SHARELATEX_EMAIL_SMTP_PASS=app_password # requires 2fa enabled
  

• Connect to sharelatex container (docker exec) and run this command:

  $ cp /overleaf/services/web/app/src/Features/Email/EmailSender.js /var/lib/sharelatex

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I'll leave my workaround to enable register for future reference:

• Start the containers as always

  I'm assuming you're using overleaf toolkit

• Connect to sharelatex container, we need to copy the following files to /var/lib/sharelatex so we can edit them in the host and bind the new version.

  $ cp app/views/user/register.pug /var/lib/sharelatex
  $ app/src/router.js /var/lib/sharelatex
  $ app/src/Features/User/UserController.js /var/lib/sharelatex
  $ app/src/Features/User/UserPagesController.js /var/lib/sharelatex

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This is mostly for my own benefit when I invariably format a computer using these adapters and forget how to get wifi working again:

• TP-Link T2U Nano (AC600)¹
• TP-Link T3U Plus (AC1300)¹

Plug device in and ensure it is detected via lsusb:

For the T3U Plus, the ID is 2357:0138.

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Wifi rename, backup of https://yoursunny.com/t/2021/WiFi-rename/

During an experiment, I need to use three WiFi interfaces on a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu 20.04. In addition to Raspberry Pi's internal WiFi interface, I added two USB WiFi adapters. Three network interfaces showed up in the system (ip link command), and they are named wlan0, wlan1, and wlan2 by default.

I often need to capture packets with tcpdump, and I often have to be type these interface names manually. It isn't easy to remember the purpose of each network interface, so I wanted to rename the interfaces to reflect their role in my application. However, this isn't as easy as it sounds.

🚫 Netplan

Ubuntu 20.04 configures network interfaces using Netplan, so my first thought was: I can write a Netplan configuration that matches network interfaces with their MAC addresses, and assigns the desired name to each network interface.

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#!/bin/bash

TMPDIR=/tmp/msfonts
mkdir -p $TMPDIR

cd $TMPDIR

wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/mscorefonts2/files/cabs/PowerPointViewer.exe
cabextract -L -F ppviewer.cab -d . PowerPointViewer.exe
cabextract -L -F '*.TT[FC]' -d . ppviewer.cab