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Continue reading →: Sending SMS (Text) Messages (Python)
Following on from my Pollen Count project I wondered if it would be possible to send the same information via SMS (Short Message Service / text message) to a mobile phone. Being a test idea I didn’t want to pay for sending test SMS messages and didn’t want to sign…
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Continue reading →: Pollen Check V2 (Python) – Or How To Send E-Mail Via PythonYesterday I got V1 on my Pollen Check program running, and in all honesty I managed to complete part 2 last night but didn’t get chance to write a blog post as it was getting late. V2 of the Pollen Check program doesn’t display onscreen the pollen data, instead it…
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Continue reading →: Pollen Check V1 (Python)My beautiful and amazing wife has challenged me with creating a Python program which checks the pollen count each morning and e-mails it to her. I’ve broken this task up into three parts: 1st part of Python program that gets the pollen count 2nd part of Python program handles the…
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Continue reading →: Installing Citrix Receiver (Raspberry Pi)Back in May I wrote an entry about installing Citrix Receiver on Mac OS. With my recent (re)interest in the Raspberry Pi I thought about using Citrix Receiver on it. Citrix Receiver allows a device to remote connect to another device (e.g. a Windows server) and offer solutions such as…
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Continue reading →: Tweeting Automatically, POC (Python and Pi)Following on from my various Twitter auto reply blog posts and my purchase of a Raspberry Pi Zero W, it was time to all proof of concept (PoC) and put my Python program into a live environment. Up first was transferring my Python program (with associated files) from my MacBook…
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Continue reading →: Raspberry Pi Zero W SetupOver the weekend I purchased a Raspberry Pi Zero W from Pimoroni. The Zero W is a very small computer that has wi-fi and I hope to use it to run some automated scripts. I already have a Raspberry Pi 2 and a Raspberry Pi 3 but wanted a Zero W…
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Continue reading →: Twitter Auto Reply To Tweets V3 (Python)Did a little bit of a rework on this compared to V1 and V2 . I’ve scrapped the “date” format and instead utilised the Tweet ID and writing/reading from a text (txt) file. Every tweet on Twitter is stamped with an ID, I’ve altered my program so that once it…
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Continue reading →: Removing Direct Access (Powershell)
Microsoft introduced Direct Access with Windows Server 2008 (R2) for use with Windows 7 Enterprise and Windows 8 Enterprise edition clients, it can also be used on Windows 10. Direct Access is a VPN-like technology that allows clients to connect intranet services (including applications and file shares) via a secure…
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Continue reading →: Twitter Auto Reply To Tweets V2 (Python)On my first run of the Twitter auto reply Python program I managed to cause a 403 Forbidden as the program duplicated a status: I’ve now got a round this by creating a list of replies, importing the random library and using random.choice() on the list. # geektechstuff # Twitter Application…
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Continue reading →: Twitter Auto Reply To Tweets (Python)Okay, so my last post dealt with searching with Twython and this lead to me to thinking; what about replying to tweets that mention the search terms. Which is why I’ve created a auto-tweet reply program! Some things I considered when writing this program; I wanted to reply to Tweets…
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