ffmpeg -sseof -120 -i moviefile.MOV moviefile-last120.MOV Example in real life: Put the videos into a directory with nothing else in there. Then run the following script from that directory: for file in ls; do echo “$file”; ffmpeg -sseof -120 -i $file $file-last120.MOV; echo “00000”; done
$ python3 -m pip install statsmodels
wget –mirror –convert-links –html-extension –wait=2 -o log http://www.website.com
#build ssh tunnel for port 8888#to start (no need to be root)jupyter notebook # connect via browser to localhost:8888# to stopCTRL-C if activejupyter notebook stop if in background
For python3, use pip3 to update: pip3 install numpy pip3 install scipy pip3 install scikit-learn
This will test to see if your python module (file that ends in .py) is being run from command line or being imported by another module. If you are running your file directly from the command line, the the variable __name__ is set to __main__ . If, however, your module is being imported by another … More if __name__ == ‘__main__’: main()
If the drive is not encrypted, you can try the “sethc.exe” trick: Mount the drive RW and rename the file C:\Windows\System32\sethc.exe to sethc.exe.bak (or something) Rename C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe to sethc.exe sethc.exe is the exe for sticky keys. When you boot up and atthe login page, press SHIFT five times fast. Instead of getting the stucky keys … More The old sethc trick
Assuming you have access rights: manage-bde -status
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