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# Note - This is a messy v1 of the script and needs a lot of cleaning up
# It works fine but it's not nice

"""Convert all images and videos to a lower quality/resolution to save storage space.
EXIF data is kept intact.

Warning: Do not delete your original photos! The output from this is low quality.

Setup:
    1. Copy `ente-convert.py` to somewhere on the system path.

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"""Set the Immortals of Aveum sensitivity value to anything.
It works outside the range of the sensitivity slider, and possibly with more precision.
"""

import os
import struct

PATH = os.path.expandvars('%LOCALAPPDATA%/P3/Saved/SaveGames/GameSettings.sav')

with open(PATH, 'rb') as f:

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import os
import re
import win32crypt  # Requires pywin32 package

_group = '(?P<{}>{}+)'
WORKBENCH_PATTERN = '{dbm}@{host}:{port}\2{user}\3{password}'.format(
    dbm=_group.format('dbm', r'\w'),
    host=_group.format('host', r'[\w\.-]'),
    port=_group.format('port', r'\d'),
    user=_group.format('user', r'[\w\.-]'),

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import csv
import json

# Open the JSON file and read its contents
print('Loading data...')
with open('Records.json') as json_file:
    data = json.load(json_file)

# Create a CSV file and write the headers
print('Processing data...')

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"""Download all reddit posts on a users page.
This is a basic script I mashed together. Nothing else I found seemed to
work well, so I added support for all the media types I came across.
The code isn't particularly clean or optimised, but it gets the job done.

What you need to do:
    - Create `rdl-user.bat` file and put it on the system path:
        @echo off
        py "%~dp0%~n0.py" %*

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"""Menu context manager for Blender.

Example:
    >>> with Menu('Custom Menu') as menu:
    ...     with menu.add_submenu('Submenu') as submenu:
    ...         submenu.add_operator('mesh.primitive_cube_add')
    ...     menu.add_operator(lambda: 1/0, 'Raise Exception')
    >>> menu.register()
    >>> menu.unregister()
"""

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# Very small changes to an existing script, copying here for personal use
# Run file from next to the .git folder

import subprocess, shlex
import sys, os.path

os.chdir(os.path.dirname(__file__))

filelist = set()
for path in (sys.argv[1:] or [os.getcwd()]):

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CREATE FUNCTION `format_bytes` (val float)
RETURNS varchar(20)
DETERMINISTIC
CONTAINS SQL
BEGIN
    DECLARE pw smallint;
    IF val < 1024 THEN
        return CONCAT(val, ' B');
    END IF;
    SET pw = LEAST(7, FLOOR(LOG(val) / LOG(1024)));

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# Quick script to mirror folders using Google Drive File Sync.
# Built for transferring VR game saves from a laptop to my main PC.

# For example, to keep Firefox in sync, create a "G:/My Drive/Firefox"
# directory, copy this script and create two batch files:
# upload.bat: py quicksync.py upload %APPDATA%/Mozilla/Firefox
# download.bat: py quicksync.py download %APPDATA%/Mozilla/Firefox


import sys

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"""Get import dependencies using PyInstaller.

The node types can be used to check for instances.
A brief description of the main ones are below:
    MissingModule: An imported module that cannot be found.
        Attributes:
            identifier (str)
        Example:
            MissingModule('invalid.module',)