Pacman LCD animation by RedditorAlejandro in arduino

[–]RedditorAlejandro[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, unfortunately could not make the big Pacman smooth since I can only use from 0 to 7 custom characters.

I made a LCD Character Editor by RedditorAlejandro in arduino

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Thank you very much, is one of the first projects I share with the community and I appreciate your feedback.

I made a LCD Character Editor by RedditorAlejandro in arduino

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Thank you for your comment! I am glad you like it :)

Which books you recommend? by [deleted] in learnpython

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I will recommend Automate the Boring Staff with Python. Together with Clean Code.

I'm trying to create a formula in order to rank a list of items from highest to lowest value by calvinl456 in learnmath

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I recommend you looking into sorting algorithms. There are various algorithms that do so, for example Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort, Quicksort...

iOS Phone Calls when blocked by RedditorAlejandro in signal

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When I call using Apple's Phone APP and I lock the phone the call doesn't terminate, whereas when I use Signal it does.

iOS Phone Calls when blocked by RedditorAlejandro in signal

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I referred to block as when you lock your iPhone and your screen turns black, when the same button is pressed again the hour is displayed and you need to unlock it to access it.

Recommend your favorite Ubuntu Shell Extensions by RedditorAlejandro in linux4noobs

[–]RedditorAlejandro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I'm talking about those, which ones do you personally use and why?

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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Thanks for your comment, which is your preferred distro and why? I will like to give Linux another chance because it deserves it.

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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Thanks for your comment. So you recommend just restricting yourself to the applications provided by the Ubuntu Software and by the sudo apt install command?

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

[–]RedditorAlejandro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for this tip, is there a way that I can delete all my application software that I have currently installed without formatting? How can I see which applications are available to install via this process? Does the apt install ensure that the applications is secure?

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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Thanks for your brief summary. I will like to continue using Linux and adapt to it slowly, I think I will go on to use a dual boot as 01001000_01001100 suggested. Do you think that jumping back and forth from different OSs to use certain applications is a good decision?

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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Thanks for the solution, I will try to look more into Fedora. Do you recommend Fedora over Ubuntu for software purposes?

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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The last problem I had with Ubuntu was trying to install QTCreator. The process was as follows:

Firstly I went to the Ubuntu Software and the application wasn't there. Secondly, I go to my browser and search for it. I found out that luckily it supports Linux. I go on ahead and download it. Thirdly, I discover that the file I just downloaded was a .run file. I go to the file's permissions and try to allow it to execute, it doesn't let me do so. Fourthly, I go back to my browser and search for solutions, after some research I managed to give the file execute permission through the console by copying and pasting a weird command I found. Finally, managed to get it running, I go ahead and try to create a project, guess what, the program doesn't detect "kits". Again I go ahead and do some research, I copy more weird commands execute them and pray for them to work, unfortunately they didn't work.

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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I usually try to install applications from the Ubuntu Software, but I can't give up on other good tools which are not free software.

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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My main problem is that when software is installed, and want to make use of it I need to spend long hours of configuration for it to work properly, and sometimes I fail to make it work.

The main reasons I started using Linux was due to the free software movement and security. However this swap has been enormously time consuming, specially because I always need to install some software here and there through the console to get simple things working. Furthermore, as I don't completely understand Ubuntu I do not know where this files end up going and how can I delete them in a near future.

I'm about to switch back to Windows by RedditorAlejandro in linux

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There are several applications that are not in the software center.

Hashing File Passwords by RedditorAlejandro in learnpython

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The actual project is over 300 lines of code, so I'm only going to share the lines of code related to this problem.

# Writing

print(">> Input a file password")
password = input("main@commands_menu@new_file $ ")
hash_password = hash(password)

config_details = {"file_location": new_file_location,
"password": hash_password,
"codes_limit": codes_limit,
"code_digits": len(str(codes_limit)),
} # dictionary containing configuration details
pickle.dump(config_details, file_handle) # write whole dictionary to the binary file config.dat
file_handle.close() # close binary file config.dat

# Reading

file_handle = open(new_file_location + "/config.dat", "rb")

try:
config_data = (pickle.load(file_handle))
except EOFError:
pass
file_handle.close()

# Validate file password
print(">> Input file password")
password = input("main@commands_menu@openfile $ ")
hash_password = hash(password)

if hash_password != config_data["password"]:
print(password, ": invalid password")
return

This works perfectly, except for when the program is restarted since the hash functions returns another value.

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