Here's an example of dynamic scheduler for taskiq. It uses postgres to store all tasks.
We created custom schedule source that is capable of storing and retrieving scheduled tasks.
Start workers by running:
taskiq worker tkq:broker --fs-discover
"""Copy a file on macOS using native API. | |
This allows copied files to use copy-on-write when used on a volume formatted with APFS. | |
When used on an APFS volume, a file copied with this function will be copied almost instantly | |
and will not use any additional disk space until the file is modified. | |
To use, you will need to install pyobjc-core and pyobjc-framework-Cocoa: | |
`python3 -m pip install pyobjc-core pyobjc-framework-Cocoa` |
Here's an example of dynamic scheduler for taskiq. It uses postgres to store all tasks.
We created custom schedule source that is capable of storing and retrieving scheduled tasks.
Start workers by running:
taskiq worker tkq:broker --fs-discover
Some notes on accessing / exporting Apple's Screen Time data
I love MSX computers. I have developed quite a few things for them, including a TCP/IP stack and some networking applications. Some other MSX nerds have developed networking hardware, so boom! Here it is, Internet access from MSX, a 1980s 8 bit machine. How cool is that?
However there are a few issues that prevent us the MSX users to reach the absolute networking happiness:
So
-- List of app store apps to install, if not installed | |
-- Name must exactly match name as it appears on the "Purchased" tab of the App Store | |
set myApps to {"Chroma for Hue", "Pushbullet", "Thessa", "TweeDeck by Twitter", "Calca", "Gif Brewery", "Twitter"} | |
-- via http://stackoverflow.com/a/3469708 | |
on FileExists(theFile) -- (String) as Boolean | |
tell application "System Events" | |
if exists file theFile then | |
return true | |
else |