Horray! It works. I guess my only problem after my initial post was that I had MAC Authentication enabled, and my new wireless card's MAC address wasn't on the list.
So, in summary, here's what I...
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Horray! It works. I guess my only problem after my initial post was that I had MAC Authentication enabled, and my new wireless card's MAC address wasn't on the list.
So, in summary, here's what I...
I ordered this product for use in Xubuntu 17.10, 64-bit: Honeybull 600 Mbps Wireless USB Adapter (5Ghz/433Mbps, and 2.4Ghz/150Mbps); 802.1b/g/n/a/ac.
It was supposed to work with Linux. However,...
Anyway, in my experience with forums (I've used forums a lot, and run some), this scenario shouldn't provide lots of work for moderators, because most of the new posts in situations without closed...
Suggestion:
Instead of closing threads routinely, why don't we just make it so commenting doesn't bump them, and make it so comments (only on old, unbumpable threads) have to be approved? That...
Thank you for all the help, everyone! That's awesome. :)
Image labeling software
I've got a whole bunch of old pictures that I scanned. I would like to label them somehow (like who is who in each picture, where/when it is and such, without making an enormous file name).
So,...
Yes, schragge, thank you for the code. It works. I don't use the last line, though.
Here's an updated version that doesn't allow for command-line arguments, but does allow for relative paths and moving files instead of deleting them. It will prompt you to create the destination...
I just wrote a command-line Python program for searching all of the word processing files (doc, docx and odt) in a directory for a word or phrase. It also allows you optionally to delete the matches....
I just figured out a way to make something similar to an input statement (raw_input in Python 2.x) that you can use inside a GUI. So, I thought I would share.
For those who aren't aware—normally,...
Okay, so far, I've figured out this, for pygpgme:
gpgme.Context.encrypt(gpgme.Context(), None, ?, ?, ?)
The first parameter is a Context object. The second needs to be None, if you want...
Yep. SciTE flickers for me. Changing my Nvidia driver changes the way and speed with which it flickers, but it flickers all the same (even with the open source non-proprietary driver). However, the...
I found the following link (initiallly from another website that didn't give the source code, but I contacted the owner and got this URL):
https://bitbucket.org/brendanlong/python-encryption
You...
http://pythonhosted.org/pyskein/threefish.html
The above link may address my needs. Ack. I guess that's for Python 3. I'm using 2.x. I may be able to figure out the pygpgme way soon.
With GNU Privacy Guard, you can type
gpg -c myFile
from the command-line. Then, it prompts you for a passphrase and creates a gpg file. To decrypt the file, you can type:
gpg myFile.gpg
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I'm wanting to do something that in theory should be rather simple. I want to be able to download and upload/replace files to/from cloud services through Python, particularly Ubuntu One, but others...
I'm using regular expressions within Python.
What I'm wanting to do is find all the text between two special characters (it could be pages) and then perform a second separate regular expression...
Miraculously, I solved the poetry problem like this (works perfectly, except that I need to distinguish between poetry and letters now so as to leave the line breaks out on letters):
...
Winetricks should have the Windows Kindle App functional with Ubuntu. However, the Kindle Cloud Reader is probably a whole lot better. You can read books offline with the Kindle Cloud Reader....
Just so you all know, you've helped me to learn about regular expressions, and I know how to use them now. Thanks!
Anyone have any good ADF (automatic document feeder) scanner suggestions for Linux? I'm using Xubuntu 13.04, 64-bit.
I have a suitcase full of papers that I need to scan, and I figure it'll be...
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
The above is a line of code I like to put in most of my Python scripts. This makes everything work as if it's UTF-8 without having to go through lots of coding differences...
You guys are awesome! schragge's code works perfectly. This will save me lots of time. It helps to give me a starting point on beginning to use regular expressions, too.
I tested my program for...
Or, more specifically, if I'm not consciously wanting or trying to have a virual machine running some other OS, is there any danger or disadvantage to enabling virtualization in the BIOS? My sole...