my-pc | Repeatable PowerShell script for provisioning my PC | Command Line Interface library

I'm playing with the Elasticsearch operator Kubernetes and created two stateful sets (see https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/cloud-on-k8s/current/k8s-orchestration.html):

I'm on a Windows 10 environment with WSL2 Ubuntu running, and after some difficulty port forwarding my adb on Windows in order for it to communicate with my WSL2 environment, I was able to run my apps via my WSL's adb installation.

These are the steps I followed in order for my WSL2's adb to see my devices on Windows: https://gist.github.com/monicalabbao/b303b260f0acba16735be2483f5210c5

The adb worked fine for both my WSL2 runtime and my Windows a few days until I opened my Android Studio on Windows to work on a native Android app, and now my Android Studio is no longer able to start its ADB:

I have been tried to apply several kind of setting on Startup.cs as shown ob the given link:

https://identityserver4.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstarts/2_interactive_aspnetcore.html

But unfortunately I cannot set the base url for Authority parameter when I check on the following url:

https://my-pc-id:8085/_configuration/MyApp.WebUI

It seems to be weird, because if we cannot set this parameter, why there is such an option on this config?

My goal is to modify a single setting in an INI file over the network on multiple PC's using an external list of PCs, and output the results to a log file.

• Needs to be a windows batch file. Network is locked out of running scripts such as PS.
• Security is not an issue, as read\write access is open at my level to all targeted PCs.
• The content of the INI file to be modified, is unique to the PC, so blanket overwrite/copy is not an option.
• The removal or addition of blank lines in the INI is not an issue.
• The file PCList.txt, could contain 1-100 PC names or IP's, one per line.
• Output to a log file with PCNAME: 'Success' or 'Fail'

So far, I have found and modified a script that will edit a file locally, but have been unable to get it to work with a FOR/DO loop to process that action for each PC in the list - OR - add the logging output

I'm in the process of implementing a remote camera control app with Canons EDSDK. My camera is a Canon PowerShot SX 70 HS. So far everything seems to work, except for the functionality to save the taken picture to the host-PC.

My understanding of the needed workflow is the following:

1. Initialize camera
2. Rewrite object event handler and pass to EdsObjectEventHandler in order to modify the "save-image-behavior"
3. Take photo
4. Close streams and destroy all objects.

I have adapted my own initial version and tried out the solutions provided in these threads:

canon EDSDK saving image in my PC

Canon SDK - Downloading image to host PC

Below is the code...

...for the first thread:

I'm having problems running my python script on the cmd line and am running into a module error (1st screenshot)

What I done so far was go into path environments. After that I created a variable, under system variables, that contains the below (2nd screenshot).

I then created a variable called: %PYTHON_HOME% in the variable called Path (also under system variables).

So far I have no problems running the script in Atom but if I were to run this in cmd prompt I can't get it to run. Would anyone have any advice on what else I could do?

Some additional things I had done:

I entered the below in Atom to see my sys.path.

I installed latest Microsoft team in debian 10 buster. I tried to share my desktop with my group but Microsoft team restarts automatically every time. I tried instructions provided here e.g reinstalling, logout, clear cash etc. But, It doesn't help. What next should I try?

I'm deploying a Django project on Heroku but this error constantly occurred during git push heroku master:

I'm running Manjaro 18.1.0 and using the interception-caps2esc 0.1.3-2 plugin via AUR. My /etc/udevmon.yaml and /etc/systemd/system/udevmon.service are setup as described in the answer here. This has been working fine for months, but has now suddenly stopped working. I tried re-booting.

I'm quite stumped as to what's caused the difference. I notice, however, that running systemctl status udevmon.service returns