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IT – ynot

https://fischerpj.github.io/ynot/posts/IT/

fischerpj commented 1 month ago

On gg7's NUC12, Run the Intel driver and support assistant found in windows applications (14/10/2024)

fischerpj commented 1 month ago

QUARTO: from within your code you can always determine the location of the currently executing Quarto project using the QUARTO_PROJECT_DIR environment variable.

fischerpj commented 1 month ago

DISABLE webhighlights for this site

fischerpj commented 1 month ago

CLAWS MAIL / GMAIL; To configure Claws Mail to access your Gmail account, follow these steps: Enable Less Secure App Access in Gmail: Go to your Google Account settings1 Navigate to the "Security" section1 Turn on "Less secure app access"1 Note: This option is necessary because Claws Mail doesn't support OAuth21. Create an App Password for Gmail: If you have two-factor authentication enabled, you'll need to create an app-specific password. Go to your Google Account settings. Navigate to the "Security" section1. Under "Signing in to Google," click on "App passwords"1 Generate a new app password and note it down1 Set Up Claws Mail: Open Claws Mail and go to "Account Preferences" (or "Configuration" -> "Preferences"). Click on "New" to add a new account1. In the "Basic" page, set the following: Server for receiving: imap.gmail.com1 SMTP server (send): smtp.gmail.com1 User ID: Your full Gmail address1 In the "Receive" page, set the following: Authentication method: Automatic1 In the "Send" page, check the box for "SMTP Authentication (SMTP AUTH)" and set the authentication method to Automatic1. In the "TLS" page, set the following: IMAP: Use TLS1 Send (SMTP): Use STARTTLS command to start encrypted session1 In the "Advanced" page, set the following: SMTP port: 5871 IMAP port: 9931 In the "General" page, set the Gmail Trash folder as the "Trash" folder type. Save and Test: Save your settings and test your account to ensure everything is working correctly1.

fischerpj commented 1 month ago

LOGICIELS LIBRES: https://code.gouv.fr/sill/list?sort=referent_count

fischerpj commented 1 month ago

MAIL: xpif34@outlook.com

fischerpj commented 3 weeks ago

SIM card in TERMUX:

  1. install Tasker
  2. write Script like

    !/bin/bash

    am broadcast -a net.dinglisch.android.tasker.ACTION_TASK -e task_name "Toggle SIM Cards"

  3. chmod +x toggle_sim_cards.sh
  4. ./toggle_sim_cards.sh
fischerpj commented 3 weeks ago

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/develop/concepts/messaging?hl=fr

fischerpj commented 3 weeks ago

Extension:

(async () => { const [tab] = await chrome.tabs.query({active: true, lastFocusedWindow: true}); const response = await chrome.tabs.sendMessage(tab.id, {greeting: "hello"}); // do something with response here, not outside the function console.log(response); })();

fischerpj commented 2 weeks ago

0969360200 #1 service nrj

fischerpj commented 2 weeks ago

NRJ espace client: https://www.nrjmobile.fr/legacy/connexion/espace-client.html

fischerpj commented 2 weeks ago

Huawei ROUTER stats : with JS import router from 'huawei-router-api/dist/browser.es.js';

router.config.setUrl('http://192.168.1.1'); router.config.setUsername('username'); router.config.setPassword('password');

async function checkStatistics() { // Check if we are logged into the router already const loggedIn = await router.admin.isLoggedIn(); if (!loggedIn) { // If we aren't, login await router.admin.login(); } const stats = await router.monitoring.getTrafficStatistics(); console.log(stats); }

checkStatistics();

fischerpj commented 2 weeks ago

Make the Huawei API an owned API to be called by Client browser !