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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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Continue reading →: Twitter Search (Python)Building on yesterday’s fun with Twython, today I looked to expand my Python program (temporary commentating out the option to post a tweet) with an option to search Tweets for a keyword. Twython brings back a lot of data in its results so I have used the JSON knowledge I…
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Continue reading →: Twitter and PythonI’ve wanted for a while to interact with Twitter without using the website or the mobile app, and as Twitter offers several APIs I have decided to dip in and see what Python can do with Twitter. I didn’t want to use my regular Twitter account (@geektechstuff) as I like…
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Continue reading →: Secrets (Python)I have used the Random library in Python a few times to generate a random choice; however many people will (rightly) tell you that a computer generated random number is not a true random number. The Random library is perfect for games or simulations that do not require security (cryptography);…
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Continue reading →: Code Club exit()I’ve really enjoyed my time as a Code Club volunteer, and in all honesty I feel amazed that I have had the opportunity to not only teach a new generation of coders, but also to learn along the way. Sadly my time of leading/teaching at the Code Club at MadLab is…
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Continue reading →: Repeating Task In Microsoft Flow Using Do UntilPart of the reason I enjoy my job is that I get to use technology that is at times new to me. Today I got introduced to Microsoft Flow, part of the Microsoft Dynamics suite it is a toolkit for implementing automatic workflow solutions. Flows can be created on Microsoft’s…
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Continue reading →: Tweeting with TwitterAs a Digital Eagle I am inspired to help people with technology. This help may be via my awesome website , Code Club or in person. Today I completed what I’m going to call my first act as a Digital Eagle, and that was to introduce a local resident to the social…
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Continue reading →: Digital WingsAs I wrote in my previous blog entry, I am now a Digital Eagle. Part of the Digital training Barclays are offering is Digital Wings (https://digital.wings.uk.barclays), which is open to anyone that signs up to the site (not just Digital Eagles). Having a bit of spare time this evening I…
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Continue reading →: My Day As A Volunteer MakerThe last time I designed and physically built something out of materials (other than IKEA furniture) was way back in CDT (Craft Design Technology) lessons in high school. That all changed today as I became a volunteer maker for the day! Manchester Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) runs an…
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